"How long to clear the wall?"
Ask viewers to guess the time. The final screen shows the exact second the last brick broke.
HypnoSim / Brick Break
Auto-play brick breaker videos in your browser
In a Breakout-style video, a ball hits a brick, the brick disappears and the wall slowly crumbles. The Brick Break template turns that into an auto-playing simulation video. There is no paddle and no player, only physics.
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A 15-second run with a random seed, simulated in your browser.
Two balls bounce around a closed box and break every brick they touch. The video runs until the wall is gone and ends on a "CLEARED" screen with the exact time.
How it works
- Rows of colored bricks sit at the top of the box. Choose between 3 and 7 rows.
- Two balls keep bouncing around the box at speed. When only a few bricks are left, they drift toward them, so the last bricks never take forever.
- Every hit removes a brick and plays a sound. The on-screen counter tracks the total destroyed.
- The default wall clears in about 20 to 35 seconds. Want a longer video? Set up to 5 waves and a new wall drops in each time the old one is cleared.
What you can customize
- Ends when every brick is broken
- Gravity & bounciness
- Brick rows
- Waves
- 9:16 · 16:9 · 1:1 MP4 with sound
Video ideas
Quick shorts
Fewer rows clear faster and make a tight, satisfying short with a clean ending.
Background visuals
Use 16:9 exports as calm, colorful b-roll for streams or edits.
Brick Break FAQ
What is a brick breaker simulation video?
It is an auto-playing version of the classic Breakout game, recorded as a video. Balls bounce and destroy bricks by themselves. Nobody controls a paddle.
Can I change the number of balls?
Yes, the initial ball count is adjustable, along with the brick rows, the number of waves, gravity and bounciness.
Do I need to install anything?
No. HypnoSim runs in the browser and renders the MP4 on your own device. Nothing is uploaded.