Info about Brainzilla
In Brainzilla you control a giant cartoon brain that floats above a city like a big balloon. You slide it around the screen and tap to fire glowing energy shots at cars, tanks, and tiny characters that try to stop you. The world looks like a toy town seen from above, with roads, roofs, and little lights. Each thing you hit adds to your score, and making long lines of hits feels very satisfying. It plays like a simple arcade game where you try to stay in the air as long as you can.
As you go on, Brainzilla sends tougher enemies to the screen. At first you see a few police cars and slow trucks. Later you might dodge stronger vehicles and flying machines that shoot back at you. This makes you think about where to move instead of staying in one place. You glide to one side, fire, then swing back before the enemy hits your brain. Kids can learn this pattern step by step, and each new wave feels like a small test of how well they read the screen.
The look of Brainzilla stays playful even though you play as the “monster.” The big brain has bright colors and smooth movement. Explosions and beams show as simple shapes that stand out from the city. It feels like playing a pretend invasion on a toy mat rather than something serious. Kids who like space creatures and arcade shooters can enjoy steering the brain, dodging danger, and seeing how high they can push the score before the city finally brings them down.
