Neon Bricks is breakout with a glowing coat of paint: a paddle at the bottom, a ball bouncing up into a wall of bricks, and the job of clearing every one without letting the ball past you.
The format has survived since 1976 because the physics are honest — where the ball hits your paddle changes the angle it leaves at, so you're steering rather than just blocking.
By where it hits your paddle. Centre hits go straight up; edge hits go out at a sharp angle, which is how you aim at specific bricks.
Break a channel up one side so the ball gets behind the wall, where it bounces around clearing bricks without your input.
Yes — drag to move the paddle. Nothing to install.