Available for a few days now, Arkanoid Eternal Battle has just offered its launch trailer, reminding us in passing that this is the first game resulting from the unexpected collaboration between the French Microids and the Japanese Taito. If the concept remains identical to the original game released 36 years ago, this time it goes under the Battle Royale mill, a bit like Tetris 99. Of course, it is always to return a ball using a racket in order to break the bricks present on the screen, except that this time, it is against players from all over the world that we compete. As a result, it is possible to lose the ball an "infinite" number of times, but each miss is penalized by a small loss of time and a reduction in the score of 10%. With 25 players in the running and an elimination every 20 seconds, you might as well say that errors are to be minimized in order not to be ejected. The complete Arkanoid Eternal Battle test is still available in our columns.
