Brickforge is a brick-breaking roguelike where every run is a different build. Smash through procedurally generated waves, stack upgrades into game-breaking combos, and see how far you can push before the wall reaches you.
Deep roguelike systems
• 63 upgrades with 55 unlockable synergies between them
• 17 relics that fundamentally change your playstyle
• 13 brick types with unique mechanics — bombs, healers, mirrors, splitters and more
Always something new
• 18 daily challenge twists with fresh rule sets every day
• Scratch card mini-game with skin drops, coins, and run revives
• Forge Pass with 25 tiers of exclusive rewards
Cosmetics & progression
• 90+ ball skins
• Game Center leaderboard
• Full lifetime stats tracking
Free to play — no pay-to-win
Ads can be removed with a one-time purchase. All gameplay content is free.
Ratings & Reviews
5.0
out of 5
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Juicier gameplay
Combos now climb in pitch as your streak builds — long chains sound (and feel) thrilling
Bigger, punchier explosions, hit-stop that scales with the size of the hit, and a launcher that kicks back when you fire
Clearing the board mid-volley now gets a proper payoff, and beating your high score plays a victory fanfare instead of the usual game-over sting
Every upgrade shows off now
Upgrades that used to work invisibly (Magnet, Leech, Resonance, and more) now have real on-screen effects, so you can finally see your build doing its thing
Reworked a bunch of older effects — crackles, shatters, embers, shrapnel and sparks instead of plain lines and flat flashes
Smoother & cleaner
Buttons now respond to your touch, tabs slide between sections, and your game-over score counts up
Sharper, more consistent visuals across every screen, plus better, more consistent haptics
Accessibility
Now respects your system Reduce Motion and Reduce Transparency settings
Bigger, comfier tap targets throughout
Fixes
Fixed buttons overlapping on smaller iPhones — the menu and tabs now lay out cleanly on every screen size
Tightened up the audio and squashed a pile of small visual glitches
Version 2.25
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