Animal Prism Breakers
Prism brick-breaker arcade
動物稜光破陣
Control every return angle and shatter the crystal formation before the last orb falls.
0 / 30Charging the prism arena…Charging the prism arena…Animal Prism BreakersControl every return angle and shatter the crystal formation before the last orb falls.
0 / 30Drag the rail. The centred glowing card is selected.
Return the light orb and shatter every breakable crystal.
Drag anywhere across the arena to align the paddle with your finger. Contact near the paddle edge creates a sharper return angle.
Your completed progress is safe. This attempt will restart.
The crystal formation has shattered.
Move the paddle beneath each returning light orb, control the rebound with the contact point, and shatter every breakable crystal before all three orbs are lost.
A fox keeper restores thirty prism formations across six arenas. Each formation is authored around a visible rebound lesson rather than an endless random brick field.
The chapter names preview the changing rule: Sunlit Quarry, Split Spectrum, Moving Gallery, Mirror Vault, Gravity Forge, and Eclipse Prism.
Drag anywhere across the arena to align the paddle with a finger or pointer, or use Left and Right or A and D. The paddle remains horizontally constrained.
A hit near the paddle center produces a controlled return. Contact nearer an edge produces a sharper angle that can enter protected side lanes.
The stage clears after every breakable crystal is gone. Missing an orb spends one of three available orbs; losing all three ends the attempt.
Later chapters split orbs through combos, move crystal bands, add permanent mirrors, advance crystal walls, alter the return with gravity, and place fatal void mines. Permanent mirrors are routing tools, not targets.
Stages 1–5 teach rebound control. The next chapters add split orbs, sweeping bands, indestructible mirrors, advancing walls and gravity, then dangerous mines.
The thirty formations change geometry and timing while preserving the same paddle input.
The visible paddle, collision point, orb trajectory, and logical arena use one scaled coordinate system, so touch and mouse contacts create the same return angle.
No account or purchase is required. Cleared formations, stars, and local best results remain in this browser.