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How volley brick breakers work

In this style of brick breaker you don't steer a paddle. You aim once and release a stream of balls that ricochet through numbered blocks, each number counting down as it's hit. After every shot the blocks move one row closer, and the game ends when they reach the bottom. Good angles, especially shots banked into the back rows, are what keep a run alive.

How Corebreak plays

Release a volley of ricocheting marbles through numbered blocks in a moonlit wonder workshop. Marble pickups permanently grow your volley, gems clear their entire row, and Core Blocks bank a power-up. The blocks drift down one row per shot: depth is the score, and once they cross the line, the run ends.

Every 15m you draft one of three boosts from a pool of twelve, including Volley, Power Core, Split Shot and Safety Catch, so the run you finish is never the run you started. Shieldworks, Glassworks and Repairworks are three replayable 18m expeditions, and long runs save after each settled volley.

What is free and what is paid

Every day, free: three endless runs, the Official Daily, unlimited expedition replays, blueprints, specializations, every mutator and the starter Forge upgrades, with no depth cap.

The Corebreak Full Game Unlock is $4.99 one time. It adds unlimited endless runs, 2× and 3× speed, the full Forge and Well trees, room for 99 of each power-up instead of 9, the Pro Open Daily, a weekly Streak Saver and run statistics. StackForge Play Pass, $2.99 a month or $14.99 a year, unlocks Pro in every StackForge game. The Official Daily is the same for everyone, and there are no ad breaks between depths.