Block Kuzushi Review

I find the idea of having RPG elements in a breakout or Pong style of game very interesting and impressive to see in action.

You can see multi coloured blocks such as like yellow or blue or other ones the grey coloured ones if you hit them will explode making the level more easy to complete

I like how a lot of the levels in it are unique each time such as having a cannon system in the centre of the screen I felt was a very smart add-on idea.

The music from the game is very into the 1990s style of Electronic here kind of like the Arcade places of the 1990s to 1980s for how the music sounds at the start of the game and the animation at the start of the game before it properly starts looks so cool to see overall plus the music has some good beats in to me.

The idea of moving through some levels where you can pick where you go out of like left or right is a smart idea and the small amount of animation steps here is smart to see play out to me.

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