Danger Bricks: Risky Ballz Fun 4+

Name: Danger Bricks: Risky Ballz Fun
Author: Vanilla b.v.

Jump fast & don't get crushed

Vanilla b.v.

Designed for iPad

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Danger Bricks answers the age old question: "What do you get when you mix fast-paced gameplay, electronic beats and moving color bricks?” Download and find out...

The goal is to get up as far as possible. Tap and swipe to control your ball. Let’s try it out!

Game Features:

- Global Leaderboard
- Beautiful Minimal Art Style
- Simple 1 Touch Controls
- Endless Gameplay
- Easy to Pick Up and Play, yet difficult to master

JUMP & WIN!
Swipe and jump to the top without smashing into the moving color bricks. Only the brave and skillful players will find out what awaits them at the top. Are you one of them?

CHOOSE YOUR CHARACTER!
It’s the ultimate skill challenge - You choose your favorite ball like the Basketball or the Sushi-Ball and try to jump up as far as you can.

SHOW YOUR SKILLS!
It takes a lot of practice to be the master of the bricks. Show off your skills and climb the global leaderboard. Will you succeed?

CHALLENGE OTHER PLAYERS!
Challenge players from across the world to see who’s the most skilled player of them all! Connect to Game Center and invite your friends to see how you compete against them. Let the games begin!

**Danger Bricks is designed and optimized for iPhone 6, iPhone 5, iPad 3, iPad mini 2 and iPod Touch 5G or newer. You can try it on older devices, but we can't guarantee a smooth endless arcade experience!

Danger Bricks is completely free to play, but there are optional in-app purchases available to stack up your stars. Either way, get ready to jump and swipe to the top without crushing into the color bricks!

Have fun playing Danger Bricks!

16 Jan 2018

Version 1.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Danger Bricks is back!

- New Levels
- New Character
- New Goodies

Update now and start climbing the leaderboard!

The developer, Vanilla b.v., has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.