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Reviews for "Uber Breakout!"

Uber is too strong a word

"Uber"? Please. "Damn good"? That's better. Some parts were too fast-paced, and others were too slow. If you do another game like this, then make the original size of the paddles about between the normal and the large-sized ones on this game. What else... oh yeah! The moving arrow orb was too fast to get, in my opinion. Oh, and speaking of orbs, the orb that sent out powerups spawned too many of each. For example, sometimes it spawned out too many of the powerups that made the ball go through other orbs without bouncing. Anyways, not bad.

~You have been slightly criticized yet forgived by WaterMagus~

Top quality biohazard

Very original take on a true classic - this has me hooked! Maybe add some more polished graphics a you got a certain winner. Reminds me of bacteria in a petri dish for some reason though...

So much potential, and yet...

First off, this is an excellent game. Very innovative, and nicely crafted. There's no doubt about that. Making a breakout game that was circular instead of flat, like a game of tennis, was a great idea. The graphics are smooth and simple, which is good for a game like this. The sound was pretty solid as well, and the overall gameplay was awesome.

However, this game has a small yet serious problem that makes it difficult to play. When a player gets a combo (i.e. hitting more than one object in between hitting the "paddles"), an indicator appears to show how many hits were made and how many points were scored in the process. The problem lies in where that indicator appears. Since it pops up right where the combo occured - which also happens to be right where the ball is - it's difficult to see exactly what's happening, where the ball is, and what direction it's moving in. The majority of times I've lost lives in this game, I lost them because I had a moment of indecision because I couldn't see just what the heck was going on. A setup outside the playing area might be better for a combo indicator; for instance, it could be placed right next to the scoreboard.

Still, I have to admit, this is a superb and stylish game. Find a way to deal with that issue, and I think you'll have a real winner here.

a good game

sweet gameplay but it could use some better background music

very fun

deffinetly fun, a different take on a classic. it did get confusing, just not used to using the arrow keys on breakout games, kept moving the wrong way;) over all a great game