Breakout Game is now available

Breakout Game is now available online with improved visuals, music, and power-ups. This keeps the game engaging for brand-new players while bringing back pleasant memories for those who played the original game.
Since the release of the first game, Breakout has seen many changes. Breakout was converted to the Atari 2600 in 1978 with enhanced graphics and gameplay following its initial arcade release. Even Breakout was pre-installed on the original iPod as an Easter egg that could be unlocked by briefly holding down the center button.
Power-ups in this enhanced edition of Breakout Game float in your direction. You can acquire these power-ups, which can do everything from add more balls to the game to expand the hitting area. In the lower left corner of the screen, you may see your lives. You must restart the game after your lives are gone.
Eight rows of bricks, each with two rows of a different color, make up the initial stage of the escape in the video game escape. The colors are in ascending order from the bottom: yellow, green, orange, and red. The player must utilize a single ball and either the walls or the paddle underneath to strike the ball against the bricks in order to smash as many of them as they can. If their paddle misses the ball's rebound, they lose a turn. The player has three rounds to try to remove the blocks from two screens. Each of the red bricks on the top level receives seven points, followed by green (three), orange (five), yellow (one), and green (three) bricks. The paddle shrinks to half its original size after the ball pierces the red row and strikes the upper wall. The ball's speed increases after four hits, after twelve hits, and after making contact with the orange and red rows.