Brick force

Brick-Force is a sandbox shooter style game. Because it is a sandbox game, maps are capable of being built. Maps each have their own style, and can be played on with other players in either:Team DeathmatchCapture the FlagBlastDeathmatch (survival)DefenseBrick-Force ist ein Sandbox Shooter. Es ist ein Sandbox Shooter, da die Karten selbst gebaut werden. Jede Karte hat ihren eigenen Stil, und kann mit folgenden Spielmodi gespielt werden:Team DeathmatchCapture the FlagDefusionDeathmatch (Überlebensmodus)DefenseCan I create maps with my friends?[]You and your friends can work together and build the great Pyramids of Egypt, the Empire State Building or a rain forest if you feel like it. Your possibilities are vast and the more people work on one map, the more fun will it be. The map’s Master decides who can join. Pressing Ctrl will bring up the administration interface where the Master can permit people to help building or ban them.Du und deine Freunde könnt zusammen arbeiten und die Pyramiden von Ägypten, das Empire State Building oder einen Regenwald bauen, wenn ihr Lust darauf habt. Eure Möglichkeiten sind enorm und je mehr Spieler an einer Karte arbeiten, desto mehr Spaß macht es. Der Raum-Master entscheidet, wer mitmachen darf. Durch das Drücken von "Strg" öffnet sich die Administrationsfläche , wo der Master Spielern erlauben kann, ob sie bauen dürfen oder auch nicht.Why do I have to register a map?[]Only registered maps are open for everybody else to be played in. Your map needs to fulfill certain parameters for it to work as a battle ground.Can I delete saved maps in my map slots?[]Yes you can, but you have to use a "Map Reset". You can but it for 330 tokens. Alternatively, you can erase the map brick by brick and rebuild it, and then rename it. You can get new maps slots with Premium account or with Extra Map slot items, for 660 tokens. For more information go here.Is there a fly mode?[]In order to fly, you must obtain wings or a jetpack. You can buy them in (Shop) >> (Toolbox).How do I fly?[]To fly, press E to activate/deactivate wings/jetpacks.How can I get more maps?[]You can get more maps by downloading them. You can download maps in (Map Management) >> (Map Search). Some maps have download fees.What is Map of the Week?[]Map of the week(MOTW) is a map that gets chosen by Infernum. After that, Infernum puts it up on their Brick-Force page.Infernum puts

Smashy Brick is a game where your objective is to break all the blocks in the upper part of the screen, using different balls. Basically, it's a new twist on the concept of Breakout (or Arkanoid), with some new ideas that make it pretty interesting. In Smashy Brick, instead of controlling a bar in the lower part of the screen, you can create 'trampolines' to bounce the ball by sliding your finger. Depending on the angle you draw the trampoline, the ball will go in one direction or another. Also, if the ball lands directly in the middle, it'll bounce with more force. Advertisement Remove ads and more with TurboAnother interesting feature of Smashy Brick is that instead of using simple balls for breaking bricks, you can use more than a dozen different balls with special characteristics. One of them, the bomb, will explode from time to time causing damage to the bricks; while others, like the blowfish, will inflate for a couple seconds. Smashy Brick is an intelligent, original, and really fun arcade game. In case that's not enough, the game also comes with great graphics and an enormous number of levels (more than 90). It's an outstanding game in every respect.

Is on the layer underneath it, I'm going to move the sliders on the bottom Blend If bar in towards the center to force some of the wall to show through my type. I'll start by moving the black slider towards the center:Dragging the bottom Blend If black slider to the right. As I drag the black slider to the right, the darker areas of the brick wall begin to show through my text:The darker areas in the brick wall photo are now showing through my text. That looks pretty good already, but there's a problem. The areas where the brick wall is showing through the type are too harsh. It's either the text showing 100% or the wall behind it showing 100%. I need more of a subtle transition between the two to smooth things out and make it look more realistic, and I'll do that next.Step 4: Smooth Out The Blending By Splitting The Slider Bars In TwoTo smooth out the blending and create more of a transition between the two layers, I'm going to hold down the Alt (Win) / Option (Mac) key and drag the black slider back towards the left. Holding down the Alt/Option key causes the slider to split in half, as we can see here:Hold down Alt (Win) / Option (Mac) to split the sliders in half and create smooth transitions in the blending. With the black slider now split in two, the half on the left is where the blending begins, the half on the right is where the blending reaches 100%, and the area in between is the transition area. I can now drag both halves independently of each other until I'm happy with the results. Here's my image after dragging the black slider to the right to force the darker