BRICK - Handheld Puzzles

Six games in one. A twelve-wide well, eight stones of three and five cells, and no four-cell pieces anywhere — BRICK is built on its own geometry rather than borrowed from anything else. LEVELS — forty-five hand-built puzzles across nine chapters. Clear lines, dig out rubble, hold a shape, or hit a score. Three stars for finishing under budget. ENDLESS — the well, the stones, and a line target that grows every level. SNAKE — feed it, grow it, and try not to fold it into a corner. BREAKER — a bat, a ball, and a wall. Two SPLIT charges a level turn one ball into three when the last bricks refuse to fall. TANK — hold the floor against descending columns. Shoot their fire out of the air. Every third wave sends something much larger. RACER — lane changes at speed, with the road arriving faster every level. Each of the six has its own forty-five level ladder, its own stars, and its own pace — slow and deliberate at level one, fast and unforgiving at forty-five. Two hundred and seventy levels in total. Free forever: the first seven levels of all six games. Forty-two levels, unlimited replays, no timers, no lives to wait on. The Full Set — $4.99, once: the remaining thirty-eight levels of every game. Two hundred and twenty-eight more levels. No adverts. No subscription. No energy meter. No account. Plays entirely offline. One payment, and that is the last time BRICK asks you for anything.