Play Tournament Arkanoid Online

Tournament Arkanoid came out in 1987 as an arcade game from Taito Corporation. It was a follow-up to the original Arkanoid, arriving at a time when arcades were full of bright, fast-paced games that demanded quick reflexes and a pocket full of quarters. This one fit right in, offering a familiar but polished brick-breaking experience that felt both challenging and fair.

You control a small paddle, called the Vaus, at the bottom of the screen, using it to bounce a ball upward and break all the bricks in each stage. The main goal is to clear every level by shattering the blocks without letting the ball fall past your paddle. Signature mechanics include catching the ball with your paddle to aim your next shot more carefully, and collecting power-up capsules that drop from broken bricks; these can widen your paddle, give you extra balls, or even turn your shots into lasers. The pacing is methodical but tense, especially in later stages where brick patterns become more complex and the ball speeds up. It feels satisfying to watch the screen clear block by block, each hit rewarding your timing and precision.