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<Code Breaker>

&lt;CODE BREAKER&gt; Is primarily about taking various ideas from some of the classics, such as Breakout, Peggle, Arcade Pinball, and the newer lust for bullet hells and roguelikes, and turning them into one semi-cohesive amalgamation.

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<Code Breaker> is a twist on classic action-puzzle arcade style games, given an addition of both roguelike and combat elements. Traverse through levels that hold both bricks and enemies that stand in your way, while trying to not lose your CODE (orb) and get a passing score. Yellow bricks are score boosters, which persist throughout the whole leve and red bricks are tickets, which can spent in-between levels when you visit the shop to buy. Here you can buy MODS (that can either upgrade or downgrade your orbs combat capabilities and/or score) and BUGS (that can heavily alter the standard gameplay). While in-between levels you can also upgrade equipped MODS of the same type.

There are three playable levels out of five possible levels to an area, at the end of which you face a boss before continuing. Containing, but not limited too; Seven areas to explore with various levels to master, Seven Difficult trials to overcome, Seven base CODES (orbs) to choose from, with 30+ upgradeable MODS, and 15+ game-changing BUGS:

For a grand total of roughly 35,000,000,000 different unique combinations of upgrades and starter codes; which leads to a countless amount of differing scenarios and combat situations.