OutBrick accessibility

Make room to play.

OutBrick aims to keep the board readable, calm, and comfortable across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision Pro and Apple Watch. Tell us what would make the next clear easier.

Updated 7 October 2026

We want the board to meet you.

OutBrick includes colour-blind glyphs, labelled primary controls, reduced-motion handling, and in-game controls for sound, music, and haptics.

Current support

Colour-blind mode: on by default. Bricks and gates carry readable symbols in addition to colour, and the mode can be switched off in Settings.
Reduce Motion: OutBrick respects the system Reduce Motion setting by reducing parallax, confetti, and spring-heavy transitions.
VoiceOver labels: primary controls, profile controls, Game Center, Undo, Pause, Close, and important game status elements expose descriptive labels.
Comfort controls: sound, music, haptics, and notifications can be switched off in Settings.

Step-by-step accessibility guides

The Help Centre walks through every accessibility feature with real screenshots from the game: playing with VoiceOver, with Voice Control, Switch Control or a keyboard, and every setting for vision, hearing and motion.

Accessibility guides Playing with VoiceOver

Device size and input

The game adapts its layouts for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision Pro and Apple Watch. Play is touch-first on iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro, with one-finger brick movement and a one free first undo per board; Apple Watch is played with the Digital Crown as well as touch. If a control is clipped, hard to reach, or not announced as expected, please include the device model, iOS version, and the name of the affected screen.

Contact accessibility support

We welcome requests for additional support, including larger labels, stronger contrast, motion changes, or VoiceOver improvements. Use the OutBrick contact form; please avoid sending health information or other sensitive details.

Colour-blind glyphs
Audio controls
Reduce Motion

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On the App Store · iOS 5.5

Slide bricks home. Open gates. Walk the Journey.

A calm sliding-brick puzzle with 2,000 levels across 167 brick-built villages and five current friends: Pix, Luna, Brix, Nova and Max. Slide one brick along its lane and route it through an open gate that accepts its colour. There is no timer, and the game can be played offline.

Drag one brick in a direction. It moves along its legal lane, stopping where you release it or at an obstacle, gate or lane end. Send it through an open gate that accepts its colour. Each valid push uses one move; there are no neighbour swaps or colour-match lines.
Bricks have different movement rules: when a key exits, it opens a locked brick and locked gates; ice counters drop as other bricks leave; connected pairs split after the set number of other bricks exit; a multilayer brick sheds its top colour at a gate that accepts it; arrow bricks move on one axis; and a snow cap comes off when another brick slides past. Crates also block lanes.
The Journey has 2,000 levels in 167 villages. Each village has twelve levels except the final village, which has eight; its 100 chapters are separate groups of twenty. Standard boards ask you to route every brick through a gate that accepts its colour. Layouts and feature combinations vary rather than following a fixed twelve-board sequence. Hidden bricks begin at level 21; sealed rooms begin at level 30. The eight gate behaviours are plain, locked, iced, counted, cycling, wildcard, paired and timed. Generators feed queued bricks onto the board, and conveyors can carry bricks after a move. The tiers are Normal, Hard, Super Hard, Boss and Night; Night changes the palette while keeping the movement rules.
VoiceOver names a brick by its kind, colour and position and offers directional slide actions, including whether a route exits through a gate. It announces where a brick stops and what leaves the board. Hidden bricks never reveal their colour through labels or hints. A two-finger double tap asks for a hint; rotors navigate goals, blockers and gates.
Siri can answer about lives, refill time, the Daily Brick and village stars. Widgets, Live Activities, Spotlight, Shortcuts and Focus filters bring the game into Apple’s system features; supported Apple Intelligence features depend on your device and system. iCloud keeps progress across your devices.
Community and Report a bug in the app’s Settings open the OutBrick Community: ask for help, report a bug, suggest an idea and vote on what comes next. A report from the app arrives with your device, versions and level filled in. Read without signing in; use email, Google or Apple to join the conversation.

Community

More challenge, and help when you need it

Version 5.5 adds more Hard, Super Hard and Boss levels across the Journey, with more colours, gates and sealed rooms; many villages now end with a Boss. “Stuck?” and the Rescue Pack return after a lost try. The out-of-moves screen is simpler, with extra moves for coins, a free video that awards one Hint, not extra moves, and a warning when your win streak is at risk. Move Booster Pass now lasts seven days instead of 48 hours, and new sounds and haptics accompany bricks as they slide, cross gates and fill them.

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