Death's Hangover

A clone of Arkanoid which, in my opinion, does not pass the cut. It Has the usual powerups, and some interesting mechanics:-To move from screen, you have to break a door. Ideal for impatient like me, who do not want to burst all the bricks. -Souls are an interesting challenge. -Some elements (e.g. liquids or enemies on the screens) change the trajectory of the ball. -There Are bosses that you have to break to Pelotazos before you pass level. -You can Also control the speed of the ball, although this does not affect your trajectory (unless you take advantage of it to hit/avoid an enemy). On the other hand, including scenes between phases makes the game a little less heavy. Although They are totally dispensable, they offer some rest between phase and phase. The two problems that prevent me from recommending it:-Arkanoid had a big problem: when you were left with only one brick (in this case, when you need to do something accurately) had many attempts to get it. Other modern Machacaladrillos have included a kind of "magnet" that attracts the ball to avoid it... In this there is no such thing and it is a little peñazo. -Liquids and color palette... In general, the way they alter the trajectory of the ball is not predictable and that is somewhat annoying. In Addition, at the level of sewers the puddles are disguised too well with the bottom and that makes hitting the ball is a purely reflex theme. Suggestions? It Is A game that you only have to buy if it is priceless and you love the Machacaladrillos. If you want a classic experience (without magnets), take an emulator and play Arkanoid or Batty. If you want a good free machacaladrillos (and you do have a magnet to help you), play the BreakQuest. On Steam You can find other different Machacaladrillos, which are also better.