Idle Breakanoid

An idle game that can easily double as a screensaver, since it requires very little attention and comes with a cool synthwave soundtrack. As for the gameplay, you do not have to do much besides watching balls bounce around the screen and break blocks. The paddle at the bottom spans the entire width of the screen, so losing a ball is practically impossible. Alternatively, you can click on blocks to destroy them yourself. All blocks have numbers indicating how many times they need to be hit by a ball or clicked to be destroyed. Some blocks are blank, while others are colored and contain rewards. Each reward has its own color, allowing you to see what they contain at a glance. Rewards include money, random temporary power ups, and the rarest currency, diamonds. Money is used to buy perks, such as increasing the duration of power ups, but you will probably want to spend most of it on getting more balls to destroy blocks faster. Once you destroy all the blocks, a new wall appears, with each new wall having one additional point of health per block. Every destroyed block also grants experience, eventually leading to a level up and a skill point. These can be invested in five different perks, including ball and click damage, ball speed, and money or diamond multipliers. You can put a few points into damage, but you will probably want to prioritize the diamond multiplier. Diamonds are valuable because they can be used to purchase five permanent upgrades that work similarly to skills. The key difference is that diamond upgrades remain after reaching a prestige point, while upgrades purchased with money and skill points are reset. Prestige becomes available after reaching certain level thresholds. The first run ends at level 50, while each subsequent prestige increases the level requirement by 10. Prestige is not automatic, so you can keep playing and farming diamonds before resetting. Diamonds are also the only currency that carries over between prestiges. Overall, there is not much gameplay or effort involved, and most achievements simply require leaving the game running for a few hours. Prestige slows the progression down somewhat, but grinding is still possible. It is a simple and relaxing idle game that works well if you want something you can leave running in the background while listening to its synthwave soundtrack.

The first review I left in Steam. Very bad game design! Very boring! And it charged me so much money? If it didn't charge so much, I won't give them negative review. This is the most boring upgrading idle game I played so far. It doesn't worth so much money!!!!!!