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A breakout clone.
In case you don't know the target is to break all bricks to get to the next level. Grey bricks will take 3 hits until breaking. Brown bricks won't break. When breaking bricks items will fall down - pick them up by letting them fall on your paddle. Green items help you, red ones damage you. Don't let the ball fall down!
Controls:
Keyboard - left and right arrows move the paddle, space will release the ball (and shoot if you happen to pick up that bonus item)
Mouse - moving the mouse will move the paddle, clicking will release the ball (and shoot as described above).
Hit enter while playing to pause the game (regardless of controlling with mouse or keyboard).
When playing with 2 players the first player (the top paddle) will move using the controls you chose. The second player (the bottom paddle) will move with the remaining control scheme.
"Create own" will bring you to the level editor. Click the bricks on the right side and then click anywhere on the left side to place a brick of that color at that position. In case there already is a brick on that position the bricks will be replaced. Just clicking a brick on the left side will remove that brick (without replacing it with another one).
You can save your level for later use as long as you are logged in to greenfoot.org. Right now you're limited to one level because the UserInfo class allows me to store 5 strings with 50 characters for each player. But one level takes up the space of at least 200 characters meaning that I need to use all 5 strings to save just one level.
There are 100 levels to beat. This could take you a while - have fun!
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