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Ricochet Infinity

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4.5 Outstanding

The Bottom Line

This is a fun, challenging "brick-breaking" title with beautiful graphics and just about endless playability.

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Pros & Cons

    • Challenging and absorbing.
    • Beautiful graphics.
    • Bewildering amount of player-created levels for free online.
    • Can hog system resources, on older machines.

Ricochet Infinity Specs

ESRB Rating: RP for Rating Pending
Genre: Board/Puzzle
Platform: PC
All Specs
  • Platform Tested: PC
  • Genre: Board/Puzzle
  • ESRB: Rating Pending

    You might remember the original Ricochet, an engrossing casual game of the "brick-breaking" genre. In this version, fans will be glad to hear, you may never run out of scenarios to conquer: Not only can you download new (free) levels, you can also create and upload levels for other players to enjoy. The sheer variety of scenes, powerups, and difficulty levels extend Ricochet Infinity's playability to infinity—and beyond!

    For more on this game, see 1Up.com's review of Ricochet Infinity.

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    Final Thoughts

    - Ricochet Infinity

    Ricochet Infinity

    4.5 Outstanding

    This is a fun, challenging "brick-breaking" title with beautiful graphics and just about endless playability.

    Get It Now

    Buy It Now

    About Our Expert

    Carol Mangis

    Carol Mangis

    Managing Editor

    My first editorial job (as a nascent copy editor) was at PC Magazine. I started working here in 1997, when print was huge (as was the magazine itself), personal computers were well on the way to becoming mainstream, smartphones didn’t exist, and floppy disks were de rigueur. I worked up to Senior Editor, then left in 2010 for Consumer Reports to work for its electronics team. After spending one lost year in marketing, I happily returned to PCMag in 2016 to edit and produce the PCMag Digital Edition, which I’m still doing today, along with various other projects as they arise. 

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