3-D Break Thru

The Break Thru surname gives away the school: ball, paddle and walls that fall bit by bit, the liturgy that Breakout made universal. The 3-D prefix suggests that someone here wanted to give the thing depth, a trick the Atari computer scene tried more than once.

There are no confirmed credits or documented date, so we take it as what it appears to be: a homemade variation on a genre that never went out of style. Five minutes of play say more than any encyclopedia.