Brick Breaker Cache Builder
Build a paddle-and-ball arcade cache. Clear your levels to unlock the reveal.
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Free, just a username and passphrase, no email. Caches you build show up in My Caches so you can reopen and edit them without hunting for the edit link, and watch plays and wins. The same account syncs My Puzzle Texts across devices and manages your short links.
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Caches you build here are saved to your account, so you can reopen and edit them in My Caches without the edit link.
Play your own cache before you publish it
Settings that look fair in this form can be brutal, or trivial, in the field. Finish the game yourself, start to end, on the kind of device your finders will use, and check that the difficulty, timers, hints, wording, and the final reveal all behave the way you intended. Every cache you create here comes with a play link and an edit link, so you can test it, tune it, and test it again before anyone else sees it.
Brick Breaker is a classic paddle-and-ball arcade run. Players move a paddle to bounce a ball into a field of bricks, catching power-ups that drop along the way. Clear the number of levels you choose and the page reveals your final coordinates or a keyword. Every level clear is checked on the server, so nothing can be skipped or faked.
Save this link now. Without the key you cannot edit or delete this cache (only the site admin can reset it).
Cache
Only the site admin can see this, in case they need to reach you about your cache. Never shown to players.
Run settings
How many levels a player must clear before the reveal unlocks. 3 to 20, 8 is a good default.
Every third level is built from a geocaching shape: a question mark, multi stages, a travel bug tag, a globe, a letterbox envelope, a cache container, a compass rose, and an ammo can. The rest are classic arcade patterns.
Live preview
A real level (the third, one of the geocaching shapes) exactly as your finders will meet it, drawn by the game's own renderer in the block style and difficulty you picked. It is a still, not a playable board. Use Play as a preview below to actually play it.
Where can I host images for free?
Paste a direct https:// link to an image. Free image hosts that give a direct link include
ImgBB,
postimages.org, and
Cloudinary.
A geocaching.com image link works too. The link must start with https://.
Keep your cache in play to keep it live. Share the play link so people visit it; unused caches are cleaned up over time.