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Hello everyone,

I am searching for a brick-breaking game that I played on Windows XP, likely in the early 2000s. This game holds great sentimental value to me, and I have been looking for it for a long time.

Here are the details I remember: It had a Scores menu, where you could track your progress. The game featured a prison, connected to freeing scores. At the end of each level, balloons would float away, which was a unique visual detail. The gameplay was similar to classic brick-breaking games but had its own original and immersive mechanics.

This game is very important to me, and I would be truly grateful for any clues or suggestions to help me find it. Please take the time to check my post—any insights could make a huge difference in my search. Thank you so much!

I remember you from the dosgames.com forums. Here, things are pretty inactive, but hey, maybe someone will identify your game.

"Hey! Thanks for remembering me from the dosgames.com forums! It's true that things are quieter here, but I'm still hoping someone will recognize my game. Do you have any ideas about other forums or people who might help with my search?"

This keeps the conversation open and invites more suggestions!

Let me know how it goes! Your game will be found! We keep pushing forward!

Hey everyone! I’m trying to find a brick-breaking game I used to play when I was younger, but I can’t remember its name. Here’s what I recall:

Game type: Brick-breaking (similar to Arkanoid or Breakout). Platform: (Specify whether it was on PC, DOS, Windows, console, etc.). Approximate year: (Example: between 1995 and 2005). Graphics: (Describe whether it was pixel art, 2D, colorful, dark, etc.). Special features: (Example: bricks with special effects, weapons, bosses, unique levels). Music/Sound: (Describe a memorable sound or music from the game). Other details: (Mention anything unique about the game that could help identify it).

I also made a drawing of the game based on my memories. You can see it here: [insert link to your image].

If this game sounds familiar to you, even a small clue could help me! Thanks in advance to the community for your help.

Let’s work together to uncover this lost game!

@yoyo2000, would you mind not making multiple topics about the same thing please?