Smashterpiece

Smashterpiece is an Android game developed by BORDOAT. It combines the classic brick breaker with pixel art: every block in a level is one pixel of a picture. You steer the ball with the paddle and break the blocks; when the last one falls, the picture rebuilds itself block by block and is added to your collection.

The game has fifty-six levels across seven worlds: Garden, Sea, Space, Sweets, Treasure, Forest and Winter. Each world ends with a bonus level in which the ball enters a cage and clears the picture on its own. Unbreakable steel blocks, bombs that explode in chains, hard blocks that take two hits and new mechanics that arrive as you progress keep the levels distinct. The first time a new block type appears, the game introduces it with a short card before the ball is launched.

Smashterpiece is free, supported by advertising and asks for no account. The ad-free pack removes the banner and the ads between levels. Players signed in with Google Play Games can see their achievements and leaderboard positions, and their progress is saved to the cloud so they can continue where they left off on a new phone.

• Every level is a pixel picture made of blocks, and each finished picture joins the collection.
• There are fifty-six levels across seven worlds, with a bonus level at the end of each world.
• Before launch, a dotted line shows the path the ball will take as it bounces off the walls.
• Capsules such as triple ball, long paddle, fireball, laser, shield and magnet drop from the blocks.
• Penalty capsules have a red frame, and dodging them is part of the game.
• Steel, bomb, armoured, invisible and paint blocks are added as the levels progress.
• Every level has a mission, and finishing without losing a life earns three stars.
• The daily challenge replays a finished level with a difficulty twist for that day.
• Coins buy ball and paddle styles as well as boosters.
• Achievements, leaderboards and cloud saves work through Google Play Games.
• The game can be played in ten languages.