In preparation for my commercial endeavor, I have been adding last minute trimming and polish to the games I plan to put on the shelf. Among my products that will be for sale is this game, Dropout:

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Dropout started out like a Blockbreaker/breakout remake, but the final game hardly even resembles the block breaker cliche'. The idea behind it was this; instead of moving a paddle back and forth across the screen, why not controll the ball itself? The goal is to collect all the blocks without falling out of the screen. A number of "drone paddles" move across the bottom of the screen on their own, and you can manipulate the ball with the arrow keys, although the ball is constantly influenced by gravity (which makes the keys feel slighly less responsive, but in a good way) with pressing up to break a bit.

To keep things interesting, there are tons of objects you can interact with in the game. So far there are Cannons, Pinball Paddles, Gravity Wheels, Ballons, Giant Tubes, Powerups, and a few other things..

But the thing that makes this game a bit "funny" or "odd" is the setting, which for some reason unknown to even myself, somewhat resembles somthing from a Dr.Suess book.