Micro Breaker

Smash Bricks in 3D!

Ratings

Age

4+

Casual

Languages

English

Latest Version 1.0.59

Fri Jan 16 2026

- Bug Fixes.

Micro Breaker reimagines the classic arcade brick-breaker with stunning 3D graphics and deep customization. Navigate through hundreds of challenging levels, unlock powerful upgrades, and use tactical skills to clear stages. With its precise controls and explosive effects, it offers a fresh take on a beloved gaming staple.

Dinsun Expert Review

Our Expert Score

89/100

Micro Breaker is a fantastic evolution of the brick-breaker genre. It takes the core 'Arkanoid' DNA and injects it with modern visuals and a much more fluid control scheme. The levels aren't just static blocks; they are intricate designs that often react to your hits, creating a dynamic puzzle-like feel to every stage. The upgrade system is where the game really shines, allowing you to customize your paddle and ball with various power-ups that significantly change your strategy.

Visually, the game is a neon-soaked delight. The particle effects and the way the 'micro' world shatters are incredibly satisfying. It’s perfect for short bursts of gameplay, but the 'just one more level' factor is very strong here. It manages to feel nostalgic yet entirely modern, making it one of the best brick-breakers available on the platform today.

Dinsun reviewed on: Tue Feb 24 2026

Features

Stunning 3D neon visuals

Over 100 levels of increasing difficulty

Customizable paddles and balls

Intuitive one-touch controls

Tips & Walkthrough

Level Progression

Clear all the bricks on the screen while keeping the ball in play. Use power-ups like the 'Laser' or 'Multi-ball' to clear difficult areas.

Gameplays

Power-Up Strategy

Catch falling capsules to temporarily buff your paddle. Invest currency into permanent upgrades for your ball's speed and impact damage.

Screenshot

Q&A

Yes, every few levels you will encounter massive boss constructs that require specific tactics to destroy.

Ratings & Reviews

A GEM of a game one never gets bored with.

Tue Jun 03 2025 Mylyn50

What a phenomenal game this is. I’m so glad I found it years ago and am still playing it without being sick of playing it every day. The game has 2 choices to play. From level A, to B , C & D. Each level has approx. 30 games to beat to reach the next level. The last game of each level is the toughest to beat. But I like challenges. OR you have the option to also play the daily challenge. The developer makes a different one every day. The multiple array of neon colors are beautiful and if you have enough points you can choose the ball of your liking. If you can’t see the ball well, you have the option to get a bright neon colored ball. You can also buy weapons to use in the daily challenges such as more balls, or to make the paddle wider, or to use a laser. But you never know when the weapons will appear during the course of the game. I have to say I wish there wasn’t an Ad after playing 2 games. But this game has the shortest of Ads I’ve ever come across which makes it tolerable for me. I only say this because it interrupts the game flow I’m in. I also wish the developer would make more levels for folks like me who play this game on a daily basis. I’m not complaining, because I still enjoy playing the same levels over without being bored of it. It keeps you quick and alert! I hope the developer comes up with some other games that are just as unique as this one. There aren’t many games I find like this one to keep me coming back for more. It’s not just a child’s game either. I give this game a 20 star rating. That’s how good it is. Made with uniqueness and artistic graphics.

Great game, but needs MORE LEVELS! (Pleaase?!)

Sat Dec 30 2023 Ixiion

Let me put it this way... I downloaded and 100% completed this game a couple years ago and yet here I am now, writing this review. Even though I finished it ages ago, I kept it on my phone and every once in a while I'll remember it and check to see if they've released any new levels (which, sadly, they haven't). Honestly I'm so bummed at how short the game is! Brick breaking games are so old and varied, there are probably hundreds if not thousands of different ones on the App Store, yet this is by far my favorite of any I've played (at minimum on my phone). When I completed all the levels, I really wanted to keep playing so I went back and 3-starred every level. I know this game is old now, but please devs, if you ever see this review, please release more levels or even a sequel!! Anyway, if you've somehow made it here in 2023, despite this game now being several years old, I still highly recommend getting this. If you like these kinds of games, you should love this one. Not only is it done so well, I honestly can't recall a single problem with it. Not intrusive ads, not glitches, not insane levels, no need to spend $ to play or win, etc. I can't even think of any real criticism to give the game aside from wanting more levels to play!

Outstanding

Mon Jul 25 2022 Charlie Froelich

In today’s climate of mobile games, Micro Breaker is a very high-quality offering. It has the Breakout formula, but the blocks move in weird ways, you have more control over the paddle, and breaking blocks drop a wide variety of items that can either help - or harm! - your gameplay. There are lots of levels to play, but they don’t seem boring or repetitive at all from what I’ve seen. There are upgrades to powerups, the ball and the paddle, bought using credits you get from beating levels, but from what I’ve seen there isn’t a need to grind for them. My only complaint is that the ad system is a bit predatory - when beating the level the game will offer to multiply the player’s earnings from anywhere from double to quintuple the amount, but if they choose no the game will just play an ad anyway. At least there’s a cute message saying “Ad time!” before it happens? Still, I’ll be playing this game for quite a while.

SOMEONE FINALLY DID IT

Thu Feb 06 2025 SDRanger

The absolute best Arkanoid ever. I have played them all, and this is the first time that I’ve ever said that a game was better than the original Ark, which I played back in the day in a video arcade in the late ‘80’s. It was only a matter of time before someone with obvious Arkanoid experience and BRAINS finally created a game with the same feel as Arkanoid, oddly…because the paddle isn’t locked into one row like Arkanoid…but you still somehow feel as though you’re maneuvering a heavy metal capsule around to control the ball. This game is above and beyond in every way, and the NUMEROUS bonuses that fall are more incredible than anything I would have thought up without sitting down and thinking about it for a few days. You can select from earned balls and paddles, each with special qualities. Plus, the levels aren’t played linear…you reach many forks in the road on the map screen, so if one table is impossible you can try another…There are regular Boss levels…The Boss’ movements of which are very reminiscent of Arkanoid, too. It’s possible to buy your way past a Boss level which will probably come in handy. The only negative thing I have to say about gameplay is that when I mirror this INCREDIBLE ARKANOID MASTERPIECE from my iPad to my 85” 4K UHD TV….the graphics are spectacular but there is such a delay when mirroring that it results in a lag making gameplay virtually impossible. Such a huge disappointment to have that occur. It’s still great to mirror the game to the TV for guests to watch, while someone plays on the iPad though.🫤 Of course, IDK if that’s the fault of my Samsung TV, my ATT modem and WiFi, my iPad Air 3, or the game…but I highly doubt the game itself has anything to do with the delay on my TV display…

Old dog, new tricks

Thu Jun 17 2021 Lembo2923

This is a very amusing game. The fact that the devs took a game, as old as video gaming itself, and got so creative with it, and made it seem like a completely new type of game is impressive. I don’t know how many games I delete after I play it once. This was not one of them. This game is creative, fun, fast paced, rewarding, and keeps your interest. I love the leveling up aspect( I’m a huge rpg guy). It keeps the game fresh. Ads are some of the shortest and sparse I’ve seen. Definitely not pay to play. There are in app purchases. But the prices are fair, and you can definitely stay interested without buying any. Over all this is a very fresh and creative take on an old classic. They taught this old dog new tricks. Hats off to the devs. They created a fun game you can play for hours, or just a couple minutes why your gas is pumping. Great game.

Awesome Game!

Fri Feb 21 2020 Mapl20

I’ve been playing this game for a few months and have enjoyed every bit of it. This is by far the best brick breaker type game on mobile. I do have a few suggestions that I think could make the game better. One is adding a zen mode. This could be a mode where you don’t have to worry about lives, no bad power ups, no red speed bricks, and a larger distance between the paddle and the bricks so you have more time to react. The purpose for a mode like this would be that sometimes you just feel like relaxing and having fun instead of constantly challenging yourself. Another suggestion I have is to maybe add a boss battle mode. This could be where you go through each boss level and if you can make it through all of them without loosing all your lives, maybe you get a prize or something.

Incredible game absolutely RUINED by greedy IAP nonsense

Fri Jun 11 2021 room34

I’m old school, where you buy a game and that’s it. How old school? I grew up playing the original games this is a descendant of… Breakout and Super Breakout. I still consider Arkanoid new. Anyway… this game itself is amazing. A genius, modern take on the concept. Until the constant hounding for IAP starts. I paid to get rid of the ads. But I’m not going to keep feeding the beast to get more than one ball per game! The devs come off looking like greedy drug dealers taking advantage of players’ need for another fix. Come on. Just let me buy the game and play it. I know the race to the bottom in the App Store is not their fault. It’s stupid that people have come to think an app is “expensive” when it costs half as much as a trip to Starbucks. And those same people will keep giving in to the IAPs for another hit. But it’s frankly just gross and depressing to see a developer taking advantage of that. If that’s what it takes to make a profit in app development, this platform is doomed. And this game is a nail in its coffin.

Would Be Good As Premium

Mon Dec 07 2020 Joshua D.

This would be a top tier game in my opinion if you could buy it for one set price and it contained no ads or in-app purchases. Yet, sadly and predictably, this is just another freemium scam of a game. Even if you pay to remove the advertisements, the game is still chock full of manipulative in-app purchases. Which are set up to annoy you enough so that you constantly waste money on the title, every time you open it. I have grown so tired of monetization schemes such as this one. It's really a shame that the developer went the pathetic freemium route with Micro Breaker, because if that wasn't the case I think it would offer so much promise. As it stands now, though, it's just another game among so many others that I can't delete off my devices fast enough. In a few months time no one will remember, Micro Breaker, just like every other freemium experience on the App Store. It's only quality, premium games, that are worthy of being remembered and sticking around I believe. That's my opinion anyways when it comes to how I spend my money.