Bank Shots Win Games
Use side walls to reach bricks tucked in corners. A 45-degree wall bounce often clears more blocks than a straight shot up the middle.
Top Row First
Always prioritise the highest brick row. Once upper blocks fall, lower rows become easier targets with natural cascade damage.
Count Your Balls
Before each shot, glance at how many balls remain. On the final ball, aim for the densest cluster rather than isolated single bricks.
Ride the Gap
When a gap opens in the brick wall, send your next volley straight through it. Balls trapped above the main formation wreak havoc on upper rows.
Patience Over Panic
On tough stages, take an extra second to line up your angle. A rushed shot that misses the cluster wastes precious balls.
Replay for Stars
Finished a level with one ball to spare? Replay it and try clearing with fewer shots — the score bonus adds up fast over time.
Angle Guide for Common Layouts
Different brick formations call for different approaches. Here's a quick reference for the patterns you'll encounter most often:
- Pyramid shape: Aim at the apex — collapsing the top triggers a domino effect downward.
- Split columns: Fire between the columns so balls bounce between both sides.
- Fortress walls: Chip away at the base corners first to create entry points for wall-bank shots.
- Scattered singles: Use wide-angle shots that graze multiple isolated bricks in one pass.
The Two-Bounce Rule
A great shot should bounce at least twice before returning to the bottom. If your ball comes straight back down after one hit, adjust your angle by 10–15 degrees and try again. Small tweaks make a massive difference.
Score Boosting Secrets
Clearing a level with balls remaining grants bonus points. Combine that with combo chains — multiple bricks breaking in quick succession — and you'll climb the scoreboard faster than brute-force clearing ever could.
