An-Oid

An-Oid is a relaxing, summer brick-breaking game with a retro look and a modern finish. Clear the board by breaking bricks to slowly reveal a hidden picture and beat the level. You’ve got multiple lives, classic paddle controls (mouse, gamepad, keys, or arrows), and a steady stream of floppy-disk power-ups and extra treats to catch. Between stages your score shapes what’s possible next: stronger special shots unlock as you improve. You can pause anytime, and when you’re done with a run, you’ll unlock new gallery images that match how you play (SFW or NSFW modes—your choice in settings). Some extras veteran players will notice: a comprehensive tutorial, an emergency mode to hide any “images”

Gameplay

· Retro brick breaker with an Amiga-inspired UI and CRT-style options

· Reveal the picture — break bricks to uncover the hidden image and clear each level

· Multiple lives, paddle & ball — familiar breakout flow with tight controls (mouse, A/D, arrows)

· Powerups & gifts — grab up to 25 disks and up to 14 bonuses that change how you play

· Special shots — up to 8 shot types; stronger options unlock as your score improves across levels

· SFW / NSFW gallery modes — choose your content filter in Settings

· Gallery progression — beat levels to unlock new images for your collection

· Tutorial — multi-page in-game guide for rules, keys, floppies, and gifts

· Pause — pause in-level, take a break at any moment;

· Audio you can tune — retro vs modern SFX, music on/off, separate volume sliders

· Panic screen — instant “safe” full-screen overlay (F9) when you need discretion

· Language support — play in many languages (up to 20) via the in-game language picker

Development and release

Viscocat Entertainment developed the game, and Viscocat Entertainment publishes it on Nutaku. The Nutaku listing does not give a confirmed release date. The Nutaku edition lists Linux, Windows support and these interface languages: not listed.