Pixel Vincent van Gogh has a habit of painting so thickly that his canvases turn into walls of dried colour. Tonight one of them has grown as big as the studio, and the only way to get a clean canvas back is Brush Breaker, with a palette knife for a paddle.
The wall is made of yellow, blue and green bricks, and the ball is dipped in one of those colours. Each time it bounces off the paddle it picks up the next colour. A brick of the same colour shatters at once for double points, while the others only crack. Time your shots, chip away the layers and free the canvas for the next masterpiece.










