Revenge of DOH picks up exactly where the 1986 Arkanoid left off: the Vaus ship gets trapped again, this time directly in the domains of DOH, the entity ruling the levels. The formula stays identical — control a paddle to bounce a ball and destroy rows of blocks — but with more twisted level patterns and new power-ups that complicate reading each screen.
Along with the original, it's one of the pinnacles of the breakout genre: few sequels managed to raise the stakes without betraying the concept's simplicity. Decades later, it remains a required reference for anyone wanting to understand why the "ball against blocks" format never went out of style.
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