3-D Brickaway
This is a racquetball-like game that is best described as a 3D variation of Breakout. You are at the end on a rectangular room. On the other end is a wall made of bricks or blocks. The ball travels down to the…
3-D Brickaway is an arcade developed by Britt Monk CDP, released 31 December 1982 on TRS-80 Color Computer.
What 3-D Brickaway is
3-D Brickaway is an arcade game developed by Britt Monk CDP and released in 1982. It was published by The Avalon Hill Game Company. It is available on TRS-80 Color Computer only.
The premise, in the publisher's words
This is a racquetball-like game that is best described as a 3D variation of Breakout. You are at the end on a rectangular room. On the other end is a wall made of bricks or blocks. The ball travels down to the wall and knocks out a brick. It then returns to your end where you must use a squarish paddle to send the ball back to the wall. If the ball gets past the paddle, you lose a ball. In the computer version, you must knock out all the bricks of the wall to advance. Each level has more bricks per wall. You begin with 5 balls. In the console version, you must knock out 57 of the 72 bricks to advance. Each level has 72 bricks but the number of balls will lower in later levels. Level 1…
How it plays
It is played from a first person perspective. Its themes are kids and party. It is a single-player game with no multiplayer component.
What it launched against
Official trailer
Sourced from the publisher’s YouTube channel.
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All media
Dlc
Quick answers
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