Atari and developer Choice Provisions (the studio behind Bit.Trip) announced Breakout Beyond, a reimagining of the classic game series. The game is coming to PC and console later this year.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. A new Breakout game from Atari was just announced and it looks rad. But this isn’t the first time we’ve seen this updated spin on the arcade ...

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Atari has announced Breakout Beyond, a reimagining of the arcade classic Breakout featuring new gameplay mechanics, visuals, and effects. The game will include 72 levels, two-player co-op ...

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So Atari announcing — or rather re-announcing — a new Breakout game that will let me take out my aggressions on various structures in an abstract space is something I could really use right now.

Breakout Beyond is a new, re-imagined version of the Atari classic Breakout, brought to life by Choice Provisions and given an interesting twist. Your goal is still to break all the bricks on ...

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Atari and developer Choice Provisions have announced a new modernized version of a classic game from their library, as we're getting Breakout Beyond later this year. This edition of the game takes ...

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