Heads up - clone of brick games

Heads up - clone of brick games

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                       The goal of the game – as displayed in our video above – is to knock out as many soccer balls above Ronaldo in order to advance to the next level. Unlike a simple brick-breaker, knocking soccer balls down is nowhere near the full story. In order to clear the soccer balls, two of the same colored soccer balls (whether they be blue, purple, green, or orange) need to be touching. In order for those two soccer balls to disappear, a third ball of the same color needs to be launched by Cristiano Ronaldo. Knocking away all of the balls, though, is still challenging as combinations need to be discovered by the user in order for all the soccer balls to completely disappear. This makes it a fun, pick-up-and-play puzzle-type game…

                 The game includes four fun and unique levels. The first level is called Soccer Field and automatically comes unlocked when you first download the game. The game increases in difficulty as you move on to the advanced level called Great Wall, and becomes even more challenging when you reach the final chapter: Mount Fuji, a similar style of game play but against a timer. After you complete all three main levels, a special bonus round called “Kids” is unlocked. The goal of the game is to eliminate all of the soccer balls in a given level, but the central goal here is to collect as many coins as possible. These coins, which are collected as you clear soccer balls in levels, allow you to move on to the next levels. For example, getting to the Great Wall level requires you to reach 1200 coins (which isn’t too easy).

               These coins can also be used to purchase special power-ups, which in turn will allow you to gain more points, furthermore advance to new levels, in the long-run. For example, you can buy a a two-pack of “Big Red” bombs to eliminate all the soccer balls on the screen. This power-up costs 400 coins while a four-pack of the same power-up costs 680 coins. On the subject of achievements, RockLive has built in two great solutions to managing your progress. This first is support for iOS 5 Game Center. This allows you to play against your other iOS Game Center friends with Apple’s algorithms and interface. RockLive actually went a few steps cooler, though, and put together their own gaming social network. Players can make their own username (I’m Mark), add a profile picture, add friends, and connect to networks like Twitter and Facebook.

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