Each brick scores 10 points per row counting up from the bottom row, so higher rows are worth more. Your score carries through all five levels.
Bricks are worth more the higher they sit in the wall.
- The bottom row of a wall scores 10 points per brick.
- Each row above it adds another 10.
An example
The first wall has five rows, so its top row scores 50 per brick and its bottom row 10. The Fortress and the Final wall have six rows, so their top rows score 60.
Across the run
Your score does not reset between levels. It carries from the first wall to the last, together with your remaining lives (lives and levels). Missing the ball does not subtract points; it only costs a life.
Your personal best is saved in this browser when storage is available. The current run is not saved, and there is no public leaderboard. Aim for the high rows when it is safe to do so: the strategy guide has more.