The game uses a fixed single-screen view of the playfield. The player moves a horizontal paddle along the lower edge and strikes a ball upward into a block formation.

The objective is to remove the blocks while preventing the ball from passing the paddle. Rounds progress by clearing the current arrangement and continuing to the next stage, if available. Paddle placement changes the ball’s return angle, so controlled movement is more important than simply following the ball.

Stay near the ball’s projected landing point rather than making constant movements. Small paddle adjustments are usually safer and make it easier to control the next rebound.

Prioritize openings and difficult-to-reach blocks when the ball is already traveling upward. Avoid committing to the edge of the screen unless the ball’s direction clearly requires it.