Bonk: Bricks
Not claimedSwipe to aim, let go, and a stream of balls shoots out, bouncing off the walls and…
By SEYIT MUSTAFA DEMIR · GamesIn short
Bonk: Bricks is a games app where you swipe to aim and launch a stream of bouncing balls to break bricks before they reach the bottom of the screen. It suits players who enjoy angle-based puzzles, since later levels add armoured bricks, bombs, mirrors, and other tricky blocks. What stands out is that it works offline with no ads and no data collection.
Summary by Debuts, based on the App Store listing.About
Swipe to aim, let go, and a stream of balls shoots out, bouncing off the walls and smashing every brick in its path.
The number on each brick is how many hits it can take. After every turn the bricks move down one row and a new row appears at the top. If a brick reaches the bottom, it's game over.
Grab the +1s along the way to add more balls. The real skill is finding the right angle: one great shot can clear the whole board.
The further you go, the trickier the bricks get: • Armoured bricks only break when you hit their open side • Guardians protect the bricks next to them • Bombs blow up and damage everything around them • Mirrors send your balls off in a new direction • Menders slowly heal the bricks beside them • Bumpers bounce your balls somewhere unexpected
No ads, no internet needed, and we collect no data. Play as much as you like, wherever you are.
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