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Is Prison Ball: Full Blown worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Pairs who want a local head-to-head arcade match instead of a solo game
- Players seeking a two-player game built around paddle play and brick breaking
- Friends who want to share a keyboard or combine keyboard and controller inputs
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a solo campaign or progression structure; the described objective is a two-player contest.
- Players who prefer a slow, turn-based pace; matches involve simultaneous ball control and attacks before a timer expires.
- Players looking for online multiplayer; the described play options are local.
Our take on Prison Ball: Full Blown
The focus on local head-to-head play makes another player part of the core experience, so it does not provide a solo contest. The control options support different local setups, but they do not change the two-player structure.
What is Prison Ball: Full Blown?
Prison Ball: Full Blown is a local two-player arcade game combining paddle rallies with brick breaking.
Players control paddles on opposite sides and compete to score more points before the timer runs out. Three balls can break bricks in the middle of the screen, and each ball awards points to the player who last hit it with a paddle. Players can also launch attacks that stun an opponent in ice, creating a chance to take control of the balls. Each player can use a keyboard, or the pair can mix keyboards and controllers or use two controllers. The vendor also describes DLC characters with distinct abilities, including fire effects on balls and bricks and an ability to create additional balls.
How Prison Ball: Full Blown plays
- 01Mixed local controls
- The two players can share one keyboard, divide input between a keyboard and controller, or use controllers.
- 02Ball-control scoring
- Points from brick breaks go to the player who most recently struck each ball with a paddle.
- 03Stunning attack
- A charged attack can freeze an opponent temporarily, opening a chance to take control of the balls.
- 04DLC character abilities
- The described characters include one that ignites balls and bricks and another that can split a ball into three additional balls.
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Prison Ball: Full Blown: platforms & release
Is Prison Ball: Full Blown worth it?
It is worth it if: pairs who want a local head-to-head arcade match instead of a solo game. Skip it if: players seeking a solo campaign or progression structure; the described objective is a two-player contest.
Where can I download Prison Ball: Full Blown?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Prison Ball: Full Blown's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Prison Ball: Full Blown on?
Windows only.
