Brick Demolition app icon

BRICK DEMOLITION

Classic brick breaker, rebuilt in full 3D. Bounce, smash and demolish every wall — no ads, no tracking, no internet needed.

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iPhone & iPad · Pay once, play forever · No in-app purchases

The wall never stands still

Every level reshuffles into something new

Pyramids, fortresses, hourglasses — and the bricks fight back with steel plating and a ball that only gets faster. Rack up power-ups on the clock, split your ball into three, and watch the sky crack open when a golden dragon or a storm-blue falcon tears through ten bricks at once.

Endless, always different

Levels reshuffle into a new wall every time. Random Levels mode deals a fresh pattern on every clear.

Full 3D neon arcade

Built in SceneKit and lit like a late-night boardwalk, running smoothly on iPhone and iPad.

One thumb, no tutorial

Slide to steer the paddle. No buttons, no menus to learn, no onboarding to sit through.

Dragons and falcons

Power-ups drop on the clock, including strikes that tear through whole rows in fire and fireworks.

New

Game Center leaderboards & achievements

Every finished run posts to a global high score board, and five achievements track how far the demolition goes — from clearing Level 5 to a 500,000 point run.

See it running

Captured on iPhone. The game is landscape-only, on both iPhone and iPad.

The Brick Demolition start screen, with neon title and Play, Random Levels and Leaderboard buttons
Start screen, with Game Center access
A new level revealing its brick pattern in 3D
A new wall assembles
Bricks exploding in a burst of particles and light
Bricks going to pieces
A golden dragon tearing across the playfield
Dragon strike
A storm-blue falcon sweeping through a row of bricks
Falcon strike
The game over screen showing a final score and a new high score banner
Game over, score counted up

No catches

Brick Demolition contains no advertising, no analytics, and no third-party code of any kind. It collects nothing about you.

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Every wall falls.

The only question is how many pieces.