Can I play Bricks online for free?

Yes — you can play Bricks right here in your browser for free, with no installation and no plugins, on both desktop and mobile.

Can I download Bricks?

Yes, Bricks is available to download here — use the Download button on this page.

What platform does Bricks run on?

Bricks is a MS-DOS / PC game from 1984.

How do I save my progress in Bricks?

Save inside the game itself — via its own menu, or F2/F3. And if you log in (free), your position is also stored in the cloud, so you can continue on another computer or phone.

Is it legal to play Bricks online here?

You play it in your browser via an emulator. For how we handle abandonware and copyright, see our "Is it legal?" page.

How do I control Bricks?

The controls are in the Controls section on this page. The keyboard is usually all you need — arrow keys to move and Ctrl, Alt or Space for actions.

Can I play Bricks on mobile?

Yes — it runs right in your browser on phones and tablets too. Just tap Play, nothing to install.

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1984 · Arcade · MS-DOS / PC

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About Bricks

Bricks is a 1984 MS-DOS title filed under the arcade genre, and its name and era strongly suggest a game in the Breakout tradition of bouncing a ball to clear rows of bricks. Simple paddle-and-ball clones like this were extremely common on early PCs, offering quick, accessible arcade fun on modest hardware.

With no developer, publisher or further details recorded, there is little concrete to say about this specific version beyond its year and platform, so it is best regarded as one of the many early arcade-style diversions of the mid-1980s PC scene rather than a distinct, documented release.

Bricks FAQ

Can I play Bricks online for free?: Yes — you can play Bricks right here in your browser for free, with no installation and no plugins, on both desktop and mobile.
Can I download Bricks?: Yes, Bricks is available to download here — use the Download button on this page.
What platform does Bricks run on?: Bricks is a MS-DOS / PC game from 1984.
When was Bricks released?: Bricks was released in 1984.
What genre is Bricks?: Bricks falls under: Arcade.
How do I save my progress in Bricks?: Save inside the game itself — via its own menu, or F2/F3. And if you log in (free), your position is also stored in the cloud, so you can continue on another computer or phone.
Is it legal to play Bricks online here?: You play it in your browser via an emulator. For how we handle abandonware and copyright, see our "Is it legal?" page.
How do I control Bricks?: The controls are in the Controls section on this page. The keyboard is usually all you need — arrow keys to move and Ctrl, Alt or Space for actions.
Can I play Bricks on mobile?: Yes — it runs right in your browser on phones and tablets too. Just tap Play, nothing to install.

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Platform: MS-DOS / PC
Year: 1984
Genre: Arcade
License: unknown

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Gaming platform: MS-DOS / PC_□✕

About the platform 1981–2000

For two decades MS-DOS was the main gaming platform on PCs. Games launched from the command line and used sound cards like Sound Blaster or AdLib. DOS is the home of legends such as Doom, Prince of Persia and Commander Keen.

Maker: IBM PC / Microsoft · Years: 1981–2000

Here on oldgame.cz you play it right in your browser via the js-dos emulator — no install, no plugins, on desktop and mobile.

Recommended controls: These games are controlled with the keyboard (see the controls table next to the game). A USB joystick/gamepad can make some titles more comfortable, but is not required.

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