You can now play without an Internet connection. Ideal for travel, remote work, and secure offline workflows. Note: Certain online-dependent features, such as the Leaderboard, are unavailable in Offline Mode. Your scores while offline will not be uploaded or synced. This update significantly…

v1.0.8 – Added Laser Aiming System and Language Selection In this new version: When you obtain the pistol shooting power-up, you can use the laser aiming system to precisely aim and shoot at bricks. While multilingual support was already available, you can now manually select your preferred…

Best Classic Brick-Breaking Game

Who can resist a classic? As the solo developer of Brick Smash VR, I naturally have to give it a solid 5-star rating. I can confidently say that no other game native to Quest 2 or Quest 3 offers features like Passthrough Mode, real-time camera viewport adjustment, and optimized performance with sharper visuals and refined gameplay, ensuring a smoother and more immersive experience. I’m very proud of it and hope you all enjoy it!

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This game is pure nostalgia.

Brick Smash VR perfectly recreates one of my favorite childhood games brick breaker. It doesn’t just stop at bringing back the classic; it enhances the experience with new elements that breathe fresh life into the genre. Combining the charm of a retro game with the immersive power of modern VR technology, it delivers an unforgettable experience. The countless stages keep me hooked and make it nearly impossible to put the game down. That’s it for my review now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m heading back into Brick Smash VR.

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Great Game

This is a great old school to the new school game with great graphics but I hope that Developers put an option rate if you want to be inside of the game itself in which you could see the whole view

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A perfect mix of nostalgia and VR

I'm old enough to have experienced the original brick breaker games, like Arkanood, and Brick smash, feels like a perfect mash up of those retro games with a modern twist, all in Virtual Reality. The core gameplay will feel familiar, knock a ball back and forth across the screen to destroy blocks to complete the level. We've seen games I trldhxe powerups and the addition of a pistol you can use to shoot blocks works well... But the real highlight is the overall layout of the levels, each group of stages has a fresh layout, with obstacles, and bumpers which will make things a little more difficult and unpredictable. Theres also a choice of controls between motion or the stick, and 3 different views which can be swapped mid-play. There's a couple of areas I'd like to see improved to make control even easier , but it's already a very enjoyable game thats easy to recommend.

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Inexpensive fun. Will a spinner work?

I play Arkanoid and Tempest with a USB C arcade spinner. This VR experience is nothing like those games. You flick your wrist and the paddle moves. A button flips the table and enables a bullet time mode. It's pretty cool once you get use to it.

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