Brick breaker · Pong · duel

Brick Pong Duel: break bricks and score goals

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Brick Pong Duel combines brick-breaking power-ups with head-to-head Pong. Share a room code with a friend or face a bot, protect your paddle and score goals. Both players share a mirrored wall of bricks in the middle of the arena. Each starts with a paddle and a ball. Hit near the edge of your paddle to aim rebounds past your opponent. When the last brick breaks, the arena stays open and the duel continues until the remaining lives decide the match.

Gameplay: two paddles, bouncing balls and mirrored bricks

Players: 1–2 players
Mode: Online room with a friend or three bot difficulties
Devices: Desktop and mobile · browser
Game languages: Russian, English, Chinese

How to play: Brick Pong Duel

Choose “Create a room” and send its code to a friend. They open this page on their own device and enter the code in the room list.
Once both players have joined, the host starts the duel. Each player always sees their own paddle at the bottom.
Move with your mouse, touch, arrow keys or A/D. Click the arena or press Space to serve.

Controls

A/D · ← → · Space

Mouse, touch, arrow keys or A/D; Space or an arena click to serve.

Tips for your first game

Sign in to Igrodvor before playing to keep points and wins in your shared account. Guest progress stays separate.
A ball behind your paddle costs one life. A normal brick earns 10 points; a triple brick earns 30 points and three progress units towards another life. Every 30 units adds a life. Lightning boosts ball speed for eight seconds, and double-ball bricks add a ball. A goal earns 250 points, with another 500 for winning.

Step into the arena

Illustration of the open duel after the last brick

Gameplay: the bricks are gone and the duel continues

Frequently asked questions

Is this Arkanoid, Breakout or Pong?

It is an original hybrid of the brick-breaker and Pong genres. You break bricks and collect power-ups, then try to send balls past the other paddle. Clearing the wall opens the arena for the rest of the same match.

Can I play against the computer?

Yes. Choose a bot with Easy, Normal or Hard difficulty. There is an interactive tutorial with a Skip option.

Is it free to play without downloading?

Yes. The game runs in your browser and allows a guest profile. Your name, points and wins are saved on the game server.

Does two-player mode use one keyboard?

This version uses an online room for two separate devices or browser profiles. Shared-keyboard local multiplayer is not included.

Does breaking the last brick win the match?

No. The bricks stay cleared while the Pong duel continues. Points and extra lives carry over. A player wins when their opponent runs out of lives; losing both final lives together is a draw.

How do I save results to my Igrodvor account?

Sign in before you start. A dedicated linked game profile keeps server-confirmed points, matches and wins in your shared account. Guest progress remains separate.

One profile for all your games

You can start as a guest. Sign in to Igrodvor before launching a game to use the same profile and view saved results across devices. Guest progress and profiles from other gaming platforms stay separate.

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