Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker subscription: cost, reviews, how to cancel

• App Store rating4.2★ from 77,657 ratings
• Cheapest subscription$7.99 per week
• Reviews mentioning billing, last 12 months6 of 353 reviews

On this page: what it costs, how to cancel, what reviewers say.

What the data says

• Free trial converts to a paid plan3 days free trial, then $7.99 per week

What Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker costs

Download: Free. Subscriptions start at $7.99 per week.

• Diamond Membership（1 WEEK）3 days free trial, then renews every week$7.99

How to cancel Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker

1. Open Settings on your iPhone and tap your name at the top.
2. Tap Subscriptions.
3. Select Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker (listed under a plan name such as Diamond Membership（1 WEEK）).
4. Tap Cancel Subscription and confirm. You keep access until the end of the paid period.

If the app is not in that list, it was not billed through Apple. Cancel it with the developer instead: support page or website.

Charged after cancelling or during a trial? Request a refund at reportaproblem.apple.com within 90 days.

What reviewers say

Reported bugs

Levels not clearing properly; Rubies/gems resetting unexpectedly; Ads causing game to freeze or crash.

Recent one-star reviews

Waste of time now deletingEvery single time I go on the app it asks me for cookie settings. There is no DECLINE ALL button so you have to spend ten minutes rejecting all cookies. I will delete because I don’t want to waste ten minutes every time I go on the app!

Forced to restart levelAs the levels progress, the levels get harder and take more time, which is great, I’m on level 1071. On harder levels, once you reach a point where you’ve progressed through 80% of a level, and life needs to happen the game forces you to restart the level when you come back. In other words, compet…

AwfulPeople are complaining about ads covering the screen and that’s not even my problem. The game play is horrid. It’s more like a chore than a game. Levels take a life time to complete. It gets boring very quickly. Multiple blocks you have to hit over 200 times. If you don’t pay for ad free you’ll be w…

Recent five-star reviews

GoodGreat games and fast payouts

LOVE the new updatesWhoever was in charge of making the recent changes in the game deserves a raise! I love the additional chances for rubies, plus more ways to keep playing by watching ads (instead of spending rubies) is definitely my speed. Thank you!

So addicted to this game!The designers are very responsive to feedback. Love this game. So easy to unwind with at the end of the day. Thanks for fixing the issue with the ads over game play!

About the developer

PeopleFun, Inc. has published on the App Store since Sep 12, 2012: 23 app(s), 5 of them no longer in the store.

• Word Chums!4.8★
• Word Chums4.4★
• MixTwo4.8★
• Spell Blitz4.6★
• Race Time!4.7★
• Wordscapes - Word Game4.8★

Alternatives to Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker

• Block Blast！4.9★
• Roblox4.5★
• Bricks Ball Crusher4.6★

Also similar: Candy Crush Saga (4.7★), Subway Surfers (4.6★), Brick Breaker: Legend Balls (4.6★)

Questions people ask

How much does Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker cost?

Download: Free. Subscriptions start at $7.99 per week.

How do I cancel Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker?

On your iPhone open Settings, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, select Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker and tap Cancel Subscription. You keep access until the end of the paid period.

Does Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker have a free trial?

Yes: Diamond Membership（1 WEEK） offers a 3 days free trial, then $7.99 per week.

Is Bricks n Balls free to play?

Yes, Bricks n Balls is free to play. However, it does offer in-app purchases and contains ads, which can enhance the gameplay experience or provide additional benefits.

Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker in one paragraph

Bricks n Balls - Block Breaker by PeopleFun, Inc. is a Games app for iPhone. Download: Free. Subscriptions start at $7.99 per week across 1 plan(s). App Store rating 4.2 from 77,657 ratings. 6 of 353 reviews in the last 12 months mention charges, subscriptions, refunds or cancelling (2%). The developer has 23 app(s) on the App Store, 5 no longer listed. Cancel through Settings › Subscriptions on the iPhone. Data verified Sep 8, 2026 by AppsLupa.

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