Arcade game

Breakout 3D

Breakout 3D is a brick-breaking arcade game with a glowing 3D playfield. Steer the paddle with the mouse, your finger or the arrow keys, launch the ball, and clear every row of coloured bricks. Where the ball hits the paddle decides which way it goes, so you can aim shots into the gaps you want. Each cleared level adds more rows and a faster ball, you get three lives, and your best score is saved on your device. Bricks burst into particles when they break, and the sound effects can be muted at any time. It was rebuilt for Endless from an open-source project with a start screen, touch controls, levels and proper game-over screens, and it runs on phones, tablets and desktops.

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Why It Plays Well

Angled paddle bounces for real aiming
Levels with more rows and a faster ball
Three lives and a saved best score
Particle bursts and sound effects
Mouse, touch and keyboard controls

Controls

Move the mouse or drag your finger to steer the paddle
Left / Right arrow keys or A / D also steer
Click, tap or press Space to launch the ball
Hit the ball with the edge of the paddle to aim it
Speaker button mutes sound

Compatibility

Desktop, tablet, and mobile

Portrait orientation.

Attribution

Credits and licence

Rebuilt for Endless with new controls, levels and screens. Bundled with Three.js (MIT).

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FAQ

Breakout 3D: questions and answers

Is Breakout 3D free to play?

Yes. Breakout 3D is free to play in your browser on Endless. There is nothing to download or install and no account to create.

How do you play Breakout 3D?

Move the mouse or drag your finger to steer the paddle. Left / Right arrow keys or A / D also steer. Click, tap or press Space to launch the ball. Hit the ball with the edge of the paddle to aim it. Speaker button mutes sound.

Can I play Breakout 3D on mobile?

Desktop, tablet, and mobile.

How do I aim the ball in Breakout 3D?

Hit the ball with the edge of the paddle. Where it lands on the paddle decides the angle it leaves at, so the outer edges send it sideways and the middle sends it straight up.