Which brick goes first?
Film a packed board, stop before the first move, and let your audience call it. Every board was cleared by a solver before it shipped, so there is always an answer to reveal.
Creators kit
Make something with the bricks.
Videos, posts, challenges and write-ups about OutBrick are welcome — no permission needed for honest content. Here is what works, the few rules that matter, and the art to use.
What to make
Four ideas that suit the game.
“Can you beat the target?”
Complete the goals shown on the board. The board finishes as soon as they are met, and leftover moves become line blasters that add to your score. Hard, Super Hard and Boss boards change the challenge along the Journey.
Play on the web, share the result
The play guide on this site has real boards you can play in a browser. Finish one and the share link opens a page that previews your result — perfect for a bio or a reply.
The friends, in Messages
OutBrick has an iMessage app with stickers and challenges. React with Bloo, Peach and Sprout, or send a board to a friend without leaving the thread.
Brand dos and don’ts
Show it as it is.
Do
- Write OutBrick as one word, capital O and B
- Record real gameplay yourself, on your own device
- Call the friends by name: Bloo, Peach, Sprout, Bricko, Flurry, Moss, Poppy, Vio and Zippy
- Use the art as supplied, at any size
- Say what it costs honestly: free, with optional purchases and opt-in rewarded videos
Don’t
- Recolour, redraw or merge the friends, or give them voices — in the game they speak in text bubbles
- Say “no ads”, “no lives”, or that there is a timer or countdown
- Make brain-training, health or money-making claims
- Use the app icon or wordmark as your own avatar, or post as if you were OutBrick
- Suggest that Apple sponsors or endorses your content
Assets
The art, ready to use.
The press kit has the app icon, the wordmark, all nine friends as transparent PNGs and current game captures. The stickers are here.
Hashtags and handles
Tag it so we can find it.
Use both on every post. Add your platform’s own puzzle or cosy-games tags if they fit your audience.
Tag @outbrick on TikTok. OutBrick is coming to YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat and X (Twitter) as @outbrick, too — those profiles are not open yet.
Disclosure
If anything was given, say so.
If you use an affiliate link, were paid, or received anything from OutBrick — a promo code, the Brick Pass, early access — say so clearly at the start of the post, not buried in hashtags. It is required by the FTC in the US, the ASA and CAP Code in the UK, and similar rules elsewhere.
- Use your platform’s paid-partnership or branded-content label where it has one
- Or say it in words, on screen and in the caption: “#ad — affiliate link, I earn a commission”
- Say it out loud in a video, too: many people watch without reading the caption
Just playing because you like it? Then there is nothing to disclose — enjoy it.
