A simple block-ball-paddle game in Java. Know Kirby's Block Ball? Well, this ain't it.

If you liked Blockball, you'll really enjoy Breakout Quest!

The backstory involves a creepy force called Dark Nova, who has turned Dreamland into an arcade-style blockball world. It features several levels packed into seven worlds with names like Chocolate Cave and Lollipop Lake. Each world has a boss encounter, and they range from Waddle Dee, Dynablade, Waddle Doo, and more -- including Dark Nova himself.

While Kirby's abilities have been neutralized, breaking blocks will drop stars for you to collect that allow Kirby to do some neat things to make his quest a little easier.

Executable size is huge, as is this thing's start-up time!

After getting through the breakout world of Dark Nova in Kirby: Breakout Quest, King Dedede decides to start trouble as he gets Kirby to try out his brand new break out game. As Kirby plays it, a virus traps him in the game! There must be some way to escape, and there must be something behind this...

Features new blocks and random effects, and four levels per world with a boss at the end of each. If you

liked the first one, you'll love the sequel!

Superficially similar to the first, but much smaller and much faster. Maybe just skip ahead to this one -- it's all blockball anyway, right?

Bump N' Battle is a fun little twist on the usual "Bash the Blocks" type game. The difference? This one actually has an objective! Kirby is bashing his way through Dream Land using the almighty Dream Paddle to knock his enemies into goals and avoiding the perilous spikes at the end.

The fun variation comes in that instead of destroying random blocks repetitively, the aim is to bash your enemy into the goal, in order to progress to the next level.

A very interesting demo, but poorly executed. Too much relies on chance; sometimes, the enemy will start out moving right toward the goal, and your paddle has little effect on aiming your targets -- which is like trying to shoot a bullet with another bullet!