One More Brick 2

Name: One More Brick 2
Rating: 4.6 (333 reviews)
Author: Rifter Games Ltd

By: Rifter Games Ltd

Relaxing brick breaker game

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Features & Capabilities

One More Brick 2 evolves the classic brick breaker with two twists: rounded bricks and power-ups. Plan your next shot, aim to combine power-ups, and unleash mayhem with lots of balls in a relaxing, one-handed experience.

Key features include one-handed controls, endless ball bouncing, unlockable ball skills and skins, offline play, and a rewarding system for clearing bricks. No wifi required, ideal for quick, calming sessions.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment Accessibility

By:

Rifter Games Ltd

Rating:

4.60

(333)

Version:

2.0.2 Last updated: 2026-06-03

Version code:

886451483

Creation date:

2020-02-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

56.44MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 93,443 ▲ 35

Other platforms

One More Brick 2 (v2.0.0)

102,552 4.51

(1,175)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Rifter Games Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/one-more-brick-2/id1476837847

Website:

http://riftergames.com/

User Reviews

One More Brick 2 is praised for its unique angle-based brick-breaking gameplay, relaxing yet challenging pace, polished visuals, and strong replay value, with fair monetization options. However, multiple reviews express frustration with ads that are intrusive or inconsistent, and a sense that progress can be gated by purchases or gems. Overall, the game is inventive and replayable, but its ad strategy and monetization barriers temper the experience.

Pros

Unique, inventive angle-based gameplay with shapes and challenging levels
Fun and relaxing to play; easy to learn but satisfying to master
Well-designed graphics and overall polish
Very high replayability and long-term engagement (hours, even hundreds)
Fair monetization options (no-ads option reasonably priced; gem pricing feels fair)

Cons

Intrusive, long, unskippable ads that interrupt gameplay
Inconsistent ad/continue experience; sometimes continuation is unavailable or behaves differently across plays
Perceived paywall dynamics; gems are costly and progress can feel gated without purchasing

Recent reviews

I’ve downloaded this and deleted it a few times. I keep coming back because it’s a unique game. But it’s still frustrating because you have screens that are impossible to beat at lower levels. After a continue I was at level 189 and had 3200 bricks straight across about half way down the screen. Zero chance of beating that. Very frustrating after watching a ninety second ad

by Do*****, 2026-03-07

I feel like this got worse since the last update? If I buy a life with gems, I shouldn't see an ad. It's not like I won't need to buy the next life with an ad, after all.

by Ar*****, 2025-09-18

I’ve spent more hours on this game then any other. It’d be cool if there was some sort of leaderboard I’d like to see if anyone else has gotten to 602.