It might hurt the head to imagine, but the splicing works surprisingly well. So it goes with Arkan: The dog adventurer, which transplants Arkanoid (thus the ‘Arkan’ of the title) to a platformer. Who said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? The great thing about an established genre like a brick-breaker is that you can go off in weird and wacky directions with it, and most people will still recognise its core. It’s like pausing Call of Duty multiplayer and asking a player to juggle four balls while wearing crab hands before they’re allowed to start again. Now make the Breakout game difficult, and lock the rest of the action-adventure game behind success. Imagine the complete and utter lack of speed and control that offers you.
Imagine a basic Breakout game, but you control the paddle by moving an FPS-style reticule to the left of the screen to move left, and to the right of the screen to move right.
#All brick breaker games professional#
The second is that it’s the worst example of brick-breaking committed to a professional platform. We wanted to include this for two reasons: one is that it follows in the cute tradition of movies like Jurassic Park, Hackers and Swordfish where ‘hacking’ is a visual and exciting game, involving people screaming about worms, trojans and backdoors as they spin around on chairs.
A bit of a cheat this one, but the 2021 action adventure game ‘Protocol’ has a brick-breaker sequence, which is used to convey a ‘hack’.
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