Fit check
Is Brick Odyssey worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Brick-breaker fans who want combat tied to hero progression
- Roguelike players who enjoy experimenting with relic and upgrade combinations
- Action RPG players who prefer short runs built around strategic choices
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a traditional action RPG with direct character movement rather than ball-based brick clearing
- Players who prefer a fixed campaign over repeated runs, changing builds, and run-based decisions
- Players looking for cooperative tower defense or a broad sandbox RPG
Our take on Brick Odyssey
Its defining structure is the fusion of brick-breaking control with roguelike hero progression: ball placement clears the field while upgrades, relics, and event choices shape each run.
What is Brick Odyssey?
Brick Odyssey combines brick-breaking with action roguelike and RPG progression.
Players select a hero, guide a ball to clear bricks, and use the resulting attacks against enemies. Runs include standard foes, elite enemies, bosses, events, challenges, relics, and brick upgrades. Relics can work together to alter a build, while different heroes provide distinct playstyles. Players choose outcomes during events and make upgrade decisions as they progress. Successful challenges can affect later playthroughs. The game follows a fantasy conflict involving a cult and emerging evil, with the player’s champion facing the threat through repeated odyssey runs.
How Brick Odyssey plays
- 01Brick-based combat
- Ball movement and brick clearing determine how the selected hero attacks enemies.
- 02Hero variety
- Multiple playable heroes offer distinct ways to approach a run.
- 03Build customization
- Relics and brick improvements can be combined to change playstyles during playthroughs.
- 04Enemy encounters
- Runs include regular enemies, elite opponents, and bosses with different abilities.
- 05Event decisions
- Players encounter events where selecting an outcome changes the run.
Brick Odyssey compared to similar games
Brick Odyssey centers its combat loop on clearing bricks with a ball while building a hero through relics and upgrades. Dungeon Defenders: Awakened instead combines cooperative action RPG play with tower defense, loot, pets, leveling, and character customization. Quasimorph uses high-stakes roguelike missions built around corporate contracts and extracting resources to strengthen a PMC.
Brick Odyssey: platforms & release
Is Brick Odyssey worth it?
It is worth it if: brick-breaker fans who want combat tied to hero progression. Skip it if: players seeking a traditional action RPG with direct character movement rather than ball-based brick clearing.
Where can I download Brick Odyssey?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Brick Odyssey's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Brick Odyssey on?
Windows only.
