Moraff's UltraBlast
created and published by Moraff Games in 1998, running on Windows
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If you like Breakout then you will love Ultra Blast. Start with the simple solid wall mode then slowly move up towards the expert and challenge mode. Fast moving balls and different blocks keeps your mind and your hands going. Watch out for the blocks with teeth as your ball will be gone before you know it. Play either with your mouse or the keyboard. Either way you will sit for hours trying to conquer this one.
Moraff's UltraBlast is an addictive paddle-ball game. Loosely patterned after Breakout and other Pong clones, it brings excellent improvements to the field. It features slick graphics, customizable music, decent-quality audio, and support for two players. The objective is to eliminate all blocks from each level while keeping time and statistics in mind. Game-play is right in the pocket, with free-roaming paddles that allow superb control of shot English and counter spin. With spinning swirls and blinking eyeball textures, and killer block effects such as replication, explosions, and traps, you might never want to return from UltraBlast land. Several levels are included. When you exit UltraBlast, a "bonus" tile game is presented.
# 2003-06-21 14:30:52
If you like Breakout then you will love Ultra Blast. Start with the simple solid wall mode then slowly move up towards the expert and challenge mode. Fast moving balls and different blocks keeps your mind and your hands going. Watch out for the blocks with teeth as your ball will be gone before you know it. Play either with your mouse or the keyboard. Either way you will sit for hours trying to conquer this one.
Moraff's UltraBlast is an addictive paddle-ball game. Loosely patterned after Breakout and other Pong clones, it brings excellent improvements to the field. It features slick graphics, customizable music, decent-quality audio, and support for two players. The objective is to eliminate all blocks from each level while keeping time and statistics in mind. Game-play is right in the pocket, with free-roaming paddles that allow superb control of shot English and counter spin. With spinning swirls and blinking eyeball textures, and killer block effects such as replication, explosions, and traps, you might never want to return from UltraBlast land. Several levels are included. When you exit UltraBlast, a "bonus" tile game is presented.
# 2003-06-21 14:30:52Technical specs
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Moraff's UltraBlast in-game screen.