Tri Breaker: A Sacred Symbols Odyssey

Tri Breaker isn’t a bad game at all, in fact I found myself having some fun with it; despite me not being a fan of the vibe. There are some nice things along the way like various power-ups, and even boss fights which take away from the mundanity of block-breaking. Levels are all pretty varied which is nice, but that story is… well I mean its there.

Lovers of classic gems have a small gift full of surprises in front of them. Although at first it may seem a title that drinks from Breakout, we will soon discover that everything goes beyond, collecting the essence of other timeless jewels and give shape to a very rounded title.

If you fancy a retro style brick breaker, Tri Breaker: A Sacred Symbols Odyssey should be seen as one worthy of a shot.

Tri Breaker manages to iterate on brick breaker as well as throw in some other game play styles, fans of old school arcade will enjoy the title in that respect.

A brick breaking journey through time...

Tri Breaker offers a level of challenge for players of all levels of experience, plenty of laughs, and a fun, unique take on a classic genre that you’ll be hard-pressed to skip on once you’ve gotten started.

Whether you're a seasoned brick-breaker veteran or a newcomer to the genre, Tri Breaker: A Sacred Symbols Odyssey is sure to provide you with a unique and engaging experience. The new mechanic of controlling Dustin's ship is a nice twist that increases the game's strategic depth, and the dozens of levels inspired by classic arcade hits fills the experience with welcomed nostalgia.

For just US$10, you'll have a ball of a time with this lovely spin on Arkanoid/Breakout. It's been ages since we've played a retro title that changes some fundamental rules of the 80s/90s classic ball-pinging and wall-busting title for the better.