Break the bricks, CAVEMAN STYLE.

This game... Words cannot describe it! It is one of the most beautiful creations I have ever had the pleasure of discovering! Thank you for making such a revolutionary game! This forever will be one of the greatest games created by man! 5/5!

Well, I liked the game as long as I could play it. There were, however, many annoying bugs, and the game design itself can do with a massive overhaul. Let me begin with the bugs. The ball often passes through the paddle (particularly prevalent near the edges), which is probably the worst bug since it is horribly annoying when you forget that your paddle is actually much shorter than it looks. Near the latter levels, the bigger paddles still have the small collision area (along with the same edge problems) as the paddle from earlier levels. The ball sometimes bounces up from an invisible barrier at ground level (might be intended). There is sometimes a bug where the ball gets stuck in an infinite loop (I will explain it with the description of game design problems).

Finally, to actually make the game fun, there needs to be a more, what can I say, consolidated gameplay structure. What I mean is that there should be a balance of effort and reward. Currently, completing a level is quite based on curiosity to know what the next caveman is going to be like, and this curiosity wanes to nothing in the last level (er, no caveman). Maybe have the "reward" given when you actually complete a level (I thought that would be the case at first). There needs to be, to conclude, a more satisfying ending to the game than a badly done "The End". Remember: your players have worked hard to complete the game. You also need to work to make the journey worthwhile. Good luck on future endeavors!

Onto game design. The graphics are... meh level, really. I have seen games with great gameplay that eclipse bad graphics, but didn't find anything dramatic here, having not expected much either (Breakout). However, here are some things you want to note. The ball should have variable bouncing habits. What I mean is that, in classic Breakout games, the ball tends to bounce off in the direction of whichever part of the paddle it touches. Here, the ball bounces off similarly from both edges. Level design needs a lot of work as well (I think you were quite lazy in the last :p). The tiles don't really have much attractive value either... nor does the fact that most of the tiles have a white rectangular background which makes them look like they were cut out of paper (and not in a very realistic way).

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