Brain Attack (Game)

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Brain Attack (Game)
Game Information
Availability No longer available Platform Android, iOS, PC Controls Keyboard, Mouse (PC) Touch Screen (Handheld devices)

Brain Attack is an online game released for the Brain Attack wave in 2013. The game was available on Android and iOS on January 2, 2013,^{[Hero Factory Brain Attack Released]} and January 11 in HeroFactory.com.^{[Hero Factory Brain Attack Playable On LEGO® Website]} It was made by Amazo Games Ltd.

After Hero Factory got canceled in 2014, the app is no longer available for download on app stores, but the app remains available if the user had previously downloaded it. When the website was removed, the online version of the game was removed along with it.

Gameplay

The game is set in Makuhero City. Each level takes place in a part of of the city and consists of 20 waves where the player fights many Brains. When the player does good enough in winning one of the waves, another wave is unlocked. The other waves are where you also fight Brains that possess creatures. The 20th wave features a boss that is one of the Brain-possessed creatures from the 2013 sets. When all the waves are complete, the next level is unlocked. The player and seven members of the Alpha 1 Team from the 2013 sets celebrate their accomplishment of clearing the area of the Brains. The levels are very similar, but progressively get more difficult.

City Streets

In city streets, the player learns how to control its hero. It must avoid falling into a valley under a subway when the subway's three bridges retract. After the bridges retract, glass doors around the bridges close. After a speeding train passes through the subway, the bridges protrude and then the doors open for a moment. The player can use the subway to trick the Brains into falling into the valley. In the 20th wave, the player fights 300 host-less Brains. When 287 of the Brains are defeated, Bruizer will appear and fight the player. The player defeats him and the other Brains. The player and the seven members of the Alpha 1 Team celebrate their accomplishment of clearing the streets of the Brains.

Shopping Mall

In a shopping mall called Makuhero City Mall, the player can use elevators to go between three floors while fighting the Brains. In the 20th wave, the player fights 400 host-less Brains. When 387 of the Brains are defeated, Ogrum will appear and fight the player. The player defeats him and the other Brains. The player and the seven members of the Alpha 1 Team celebrate their accomplishment of clearing the mall of the Brains.

Spaceport

In a spaceport, the player must avoid falling into a pit when the pit's glass doors are opened for a moment. However, the player can use the pit to trick the Brains into falling into it. The player must also avoid getting hit by cargo that is loaded by two conveyer belt cranes. However, the player can use the cranes to trick the Brains into getting hit by them. In the 20th wave, the player fights 500 host-less Brains. When 487 of the Brains are defeated, Scarox will appear and fight the player. The player defeats him and the other Brains. The player and the seven members of the Alpha 1 Team celebrate their accomplishment of clearing the spaceport of the Brains.

Scrapyard

In a scrapyard, there are two perils. The player must avoid falling into a rectangular pit with lava when the pit's metal doors are opened for a moment. However, the player can use the pit to trick the Brains into falling into it. The player must also avoid getting hit by a smashing device. However, the player can use the device to trick the Brains into getting hit by it. In the 20th wave, the player fights 500 host-less Brains. When 487 of the Brains are defeated, Pyrox will appear and fight the player. The player defeats him and the other Brains. The player and the seven members of the Alpha 1 Team celebrate their accomplishment of clearing the scrapyard of the Brains.

Stadium

In an ice rink stadium, the player must avoid going to one of the two goals' laser. However, the player can use the goals to trick the Brains into going there. The stadium's ice rink is slippery, so the player, its sidekick, and the enemies will go faster, and the player will have a difficult time controlling its speed. The player can push a hexagonal puck to one of the goals. One of the goals is red and the other is blue. In the 20th wave, the player fights 400 host-less Brains. When 387 of the Brains are defeated, Frost Beast will appear and fight the player. The player defeats him and the other Brains. The player and the seven members of the Alpha 1 Team celebrate their accomplishment of clearing the stadium of the Brains.

Sewers

In the city's sewers, there are five perils. The player can activate four pairs of connected pipes that shoot poisonous green gases to push the Brains away for a moment by using the pipes' knobs. However, the player must get out of the gases' way when it happens. In one area of the sewers, there is a pond of poisonous light green chemical that the player, its sidekicks, and the Brains can come across, but this can damage them if they stay here for too long. In the 20th wave, the player fights 500 host-less Brains. When 487 of the Brains are defeated, Aquagon will appear and fight the player. The player defeats him and the other Brains. The player and the seven members of the Alpha 1 Team celebrate their accomplishment of clearing the sewers of the Brains.

Power Plant

In a power plant, there are many perils that the player can use against the Brains for a moment by activating control panels near the mechanisms, but they can damage the player if it gets in the way. The player can use two thrusters that shoot fire to push the Brain away. It can also use arches that shoot electric lasers to form shields against the Brains. The player can use lightning rods to eletricify the Brains. In the 20th wave, the player fights 500 host-less Brains. When 487 of the Brains are defeated, Dragon Bolt will appear and fight the player. The player defeats him and the other Brains. The player and the seven members of the Alpha 1 Team celebrate their accomplishment of clearing the power plant of the Brains.

Interface

The loading screen on Android

After the loading screen, the player is presented to the game's main menu which leads to various options that the player is able to click or touch. After starting the game, the player is given options to customize the Hero by choosing a set of armor and two weapons, and choose one of the Brain Attack members of the Alpha 1 Team as his or her sidekick. The player can also visit the in-game shop to buy different accessories. When the player buys the sets of armor, the player can become stronger. In the background of this screen, the Hero and sidekick dance to the game's music.

The game menu on Android

The player goes to the map of Makuhero City, which the player can choose two areas, which are levels. The player starts with City Streets, with the first stage. Before the player gets to start the stage, he or she has to choose one of two of nine gameplay bonuses, "Sentry Gun" and "Looking Good". The player can get the "Sentry Gun" bonus or wait for 7 minutes for "Looking Good" bonus to start the stage. In the first stage, the players learns how to control his or her Hero and then fights the Brains. Once the stage is completed, it will unlock the second stage, the "Looking Good" bonus, and the other bonuses. Each of the stages are where you have to defeat all of the Brains in a swarm to win it. When the player does good enough to win the second stage, another stage will be completely unlocked, and this will apply to the rest of the stages. The results of each stage measure how long did the player take to win the stage, how much health the player had when the stage was won, and how many power-ups did the player had. They range from bronze medals with one star each to silver medals with two stars each to gold medals with three stars each, with the gold being the highest and the bronze being the lowest. The results can use these medals to reward a medal for the entire stage based on the player's overall performance. Once all of the level's stages are won, the other level, Shopping Mall, will be unlocked, and this will apply to the other levels. The player can then choose the level from the ones that have been unlocked.

Each level has various hazards that can harm the player, your sidekick, and the Brains. The player can use some of the levels' hazards to damage or defeat the Brains.

There are five kinds of difficulty for the stages, and they can be distinguished by a number of lines, which form a longer line, on each stage. The level of difficulty depends on what set of armor, weapons, and sidekick do you use. The levels of difficulty are:

• One green line - easy
• Two yellow lines - easy to medium
• Three orange lines - medium
• Four red-orange lines - medium to hard
• Five red lines - hard.

Like the online game called Breakout in 2012, Hero Cores included with all of the 2013 sets contain game codes, or Hero Codes, which can be entered in this game for Hero Points in order to buy the accessories from the shop. Each of the small sets provides 400 points (doubled the points from the small 2012 sets), each of the medium-sized sets provides 600 points (doubled the points from the medium-sized 2012 sets), each of the large sets provides 1000 points (doubled the points from the large 2012 sets), and the set 44014 JET ROCKA provides 3000 points. The player can also earn Hero Points by defeating the Brains and buying downloadable packs. When you exit the stage, you can keep any Hero Points that you earned if you earned any.

There are six downloadable packs, which with a cost. Once the pack is purchased, it provided either a number of Hero Points, an extra level or two, a set of sets of armor, or a set of weapons. One of the packs provided two of the things, one provided three, and one provided all of the things. Once the packs were purchased, there is an down arrow button that can activate the packs.

There are nine Gameplay Bonuses. Four of them are where you have to wait 7 minutes to be used. After you activated the wait, you have to wait for the bonus to be used after doing a stage. You must not pick another bonus while you wait, otherwise you have to start over. After the wait is over and then you use the bonus, after doing a stage, you are to pick another waiting bonus in a numerical order. After you pick all of such bonuses, you start over. The bonuses in general include:

• First bonuses - These bonuses can also be demonstrated as glowing pills in a stage. In the level, the power-ups can be chosen randomly and can be placed in a random part of the stage by the game. When you collect it, another will appear in another random spot in the stage as a random power-up. After collecting the power-up, you can activate it to use it.
  • Sentry Gun (Bonus Turret!) - First bonus to appear when starting the game. It provides a bonus turret. Demonstrated as a white pill. There are three kinds of turrets, which can be chosen by the game in random:
    • One has a Plasma Gun for a head.
    • One has a gold head that shoots missiles.
    • One has a flamethrower.
  • Team Assemble (Sidekick Support!) - Summons three more random sidekicks. If you had lost your sidekick that you started a stage with, the power-up can summon four random sidekicks, whether one of them is your fallen sidekick or a random sidekick.
  • Weapon Boost (Maximum Firepower!) - Increases your firepower while glowing red. Demonstrated as a red pill.
  • Speed Boost (Run Faster!) - Increases your speed while glowing blue. Demonstrated as a blue pill.
  • Live Longer (Health Boost!) - Restores your four health points or makes you temporarily tougher if you had not lose your health points. Either way, you glow green. It is demonstrated as a green pill.
• Looking Good (Bonus Armor!) - Second bonus. It is bonus armor that looks like Furno's XL Brain Attack armor. Provides tougher armor. Must wait 7 minutes to be activated. This bonus will not appear when you are using a set of armor that is as tough as the bonus.
• Having a Blast! (Quick Fire Boost!) - Third bonus. It is where your weapon becomes a rapid-fire kind of weapon. Must wait 7 minutes to be activated.
• Grab Some Cash (Shopping Time!) - Fourth bonus. It is where you get 25 Hero Points after completing a stage. Must wait 7 minutes to be activated.
• Bundle of Fun (Power of Laughter!) - Fifth bonus. It is where you have a random weapon that uses one of various effects. One of the effects is where you make your enemies dange for a short moment. Must wait 7 minutes to be activated.
• X2 Multiplier (Earn Double Points!) - Sixth bonus. It is where you get twice the amount of Hero Points you earn after completing a stage. Must wait 7 minutes to be activated.
• Awesome Armor (Boost Defences!) - Seventh bonus. It is a stronger version of Looking Good. Must wait 7 minutes to be activated.
• The Big Guns (Boost Firepower!) - Eighth bonus. It is a stronger version of Weapon Boost. Must wait 7 minutes to be activated.
• Hard as Nails (Double Damage!) - Ninth bonus. It is where you become twice as strong. Must wait 7 minutes to be activated.

There is also a power-up called a B6, which is demonstrated as a white pill. Once activated, you can throw a large bomb that can explode upon impact. This causes the bomb to split into three smaller bombs that will do the same thing.

There are achievements, five of which where you need some of the packs to accomplish and three need the summer update to be accomplished. Each of the achievements measures the percentage of how completed they are. When you start the game before it got the packs and summer update, you start with 28 achievements.

There are statistics based on the player's performance in the game.

When the game came out on early 2013, you were limited to have:

• Rocka, Bulk, Breez, and Furno as your sidekicks (Furno is the first sidekick that you see when you start the game).
• Two levels, City Streets and Shopping Mall.
• 10 sets of armor, which are Prototype B-16 (the first armor you see when you start the game and is free), Furno, Breez, Bulk, Rocka, Maku Sentry, Captain Max Shoota, Core Defender, Core Knight, and Paladin 5000.
• 24 weapons, which are P-42, Pulser, Planar Rejector, Pulser Plus, Array Blast, Doomflame, Drillbeam, Blast Core VI, Zapper, Portable Volcano, Scimitar, The Enforcer, Thunder Blade IV, Flame Blade V40, Kragon Bow, Grace, Scorpio Claw, Edge Spacer 3000, Voltomace, Huntex, Phase Displacer, The Avalanche, Icicle Burster, and Axe LF.

There are also three downloadable packs, each costed 0.99 USD and provided 300 Hero Points when being purchased:

• Level Pack 1 - includes two more levels, Spaceport and Scrapyard, making 4 levels in total.
• Advanced Armor Pack - includes 12 sets of armor, which are Acolyte, Pathfinder, Hierophant, Guardian, Eladrin, Exarch, Tunneller, Excavator, Dreadnought, Minotron, Bullroarer, and Behemoth, making 22 sets of armor in total.
• Advanced Weapon Pack - includes 13 weapons, which are Terra Firma, Solar Blast, The Matriarch, Volt Devastator, Shock Conduit, Arctic Wave, Corrosive Wave, Celestial Void, Thunder Smasher, Swift Lance, Corrosive Burster, The Shockbringer, and Corrosive Swipe, making 37 weapons in total.

There are the first 30 achievements.

The game was updated with the Sports Pack in July 7, 2013.^{[Brain Attack Game Updated]} The Sports Pack costed 1.99 USD and provided 1000 Hero Points when being purchased. It includes:

• The level, Stadium, making 5 levels in total.
• 6 weapons, which are Volt Mixer, Blast Lance, Frost Slash, Icicle Cleaver, Techno Bat, and Buzz Sword, making 43 weapons in total.
• Three more achievements based on the content, making 33 achievements in total.

You are also provided with Evo, Stormer, and Surge as your sidekicks. You can also have them as sets of armor, making 25 sets of armor in total.

When the game was updated with summer 2013 content on August 2, 2013, you were provided with:

• The level, Power Plant.
• Sewers Pack - costed 1.99 USD and provided 1000 Hero Points when being purchased. It includes:
  • The level, Sewers, making 7 levels in total.
  • 12 sets of armor, which are Firebeam, Firefighter, Fax Ignem, Circuit Defender, Circuit Knight, Voltstormer, Philosopher, Ion Magus, Archmage, Neptin 480, Ondine, and Proteus, making 37 sets of armor in total.
  • 13 weapons, which are Micro Blaster 4x9, The Linebreaker, V2000, Solar Thrust, Flame Blade V20, Thunder Wave 5Z, MX30, Glory, Space Maker 2000, Temporal Laser, Glacial Basher, Solar Flare V6, and Golden Axe, making 56 weapons in total.
• Ultimate Pack - costed 3.99 USD and provided 2000 Hero Points when being pruchased. It includes all of the levels, sets of armor, and weapons that the other packs provides.
• Three more achievements based on the summer content, making 36 achievements in total.

You could save your progress by using your LEGO.com account.

Sidekicks

• Furno
• Rocka
• Bulk
• Breez
• Surge
• Stormer
• Evo

Shop

Armor

Name	Cost
Prototype B-16	0
Rocka	60
Furno	100
Breez	30
Bulk	50
Surge	60
Evo	20
Stormer	90
Maku Sentry	80
Captain Max Shoota	200
Core Defender	20
Core Knight	90
Paladin 5000	210
Acolyte	60
Pathfinder	140
Hierophant	250
Guardian	50
Eladrin	120
Exarch	200
Tunneller	90
Excavator	170
Dreadnought	280
Mintron	70
Bullroarer	150
Behemoth	260
Firebeam	95
Firefighter	165
Fax Ignem	285
Circuit Defender	70
Circuit Knight	150
Voltstormer	260
Philosopher	110
Ion Magus	190
Archmage	300
Neptin 480	55
Ondine	130
Proteus	1200

Weapons

Name	Cost
P-42	0
Terra Firma	30
Pulser	40
Planar Rejector	100
Pulser Plus	100
Micro Blaster 4x9	120
Array Blast	50
Solar Blast	60
The Matriarch	60
Doomflame	55
Drillbeam	55
Blast Core VI	130
Zapper	30
The Linebreaker	150
Portable Volcano	130
Volt Devastator	180
V2000	100
Scimitar	70
The Enforcer	240
Shock Conduit	70
Thunder Blade IV	200
Solar Thrust	110
Arctic Wave	120
Flame Blade V20	220
Flame Blade V40	110
Thunder Wave 5Z	160
Corrosive Wave	270
Kragon Bow	100
MX30	220
Celestial Void	150
Grace	230
Glory	290
Space Maker 2000	120
Scorpio Claw	80
Temporal Laser	160
Edge Spacer 3000	110
Voltomace	240
Glacial Basher	160
Thunder Smasher	280
Huntex	60
Swift Lance	110
Phase Displacer	250
The Avalanche	230
Corrosive Burster	150
The Shockbringer	190
Solar Flare V6	240
Icicle Burster	130
Axe LF	150
Corrosive Swipe	200
Golden Axe	300
Volt Mixer	100
Blast Lance	100
Frost Slash	100
Icicle Cleaver	100
Techno Bat	100
Buzz Sword	100

Enemies

The Brains either come alone or with their hosts, which are mutated creatures that look like Scarox, Ogrum, Bruizer, and Pyrox. The hosts are said to be Scarox, Ogrum, Bruizer, and Pyrox's minions. The Brains in general find the player to attack it, but the player's turrets can divert their attention until the Brains destroy them:

• Brains come in varieties: Green, Blue, Yellow, Orange, and Red and are stronger respectively depending on the color. They can only do melee damage. Red brains have a fire aspect to them, making them more dangerous. Brains occasionally spawn from a defeated larger enemy: Green from Scarox's minions, Yellow from Ogrum's, Red from Bruizer's, and Orange from Pyrox's.

In the summer update, the green Brains can be replaced by white ones, the yellow ones by light blue ones, and the red ones by dark yellow ones in the first four levels. When the real Scarox, Ogrum, Bruizer, and Pyrox are defeated, dark yellow brains spawn from them. When Frost Beast and Aquagon are defeated, red brains spawn from them.

• Scarox Minions: Scarox Minions fire a three-pronged energy beam, but they are the weakest walking enemy
  • Bomb: These Scarox Minions fire bombs at the player. Some have a different weapon.
  • Heavy: This Scarox Minion variant fires purple energy blasts and is stronger than a normal Scarox minion
  • Explosive: A Scarox Minion of the explosive variant detonate upon destruction, causing splash damage
• Ogrum Minions: Similar to Scarox Minions, but fire one purple energy short
  • Explosive: These Ogrum Minions explode upon defeat
  • Heavy: This massive Ogrum Minion throws boulders and has a high health meter
  • Double-Bladed: These Ogrum Minions wield double-bladed staffs and fire green energy bursts. Some have a different weapon
• Bruizer Minions: Bruizer Minions are fast and fire purple lasers rapid-fire
  • Multi-Shot: The multi-shot Bruizer Minions fire eight short-range blue energy bursts. Some have a different weapon
  • Heavy: A very large and powerful variant, throw boulders
  • Saw: A variant wield a saw and fire multiple purple energy bursts. Explodes on impact
• Pyrox Minions: Fires tracking missiles
  • Heavy: Fires six fire busts in a range of area
  • Archer: This Pyrox Minion fires three energy bursts at once. Some have a different weapon
  • Explosive: These types of Pyrox Minion explode upon defeat

Bosses

Each of the bosses appear at the 20th wave in each level when there are 13 Brains left to defeat. Each of the bosses have various attacks. All of the bosses except Dragon Bolt also appear randomly in stages 6-19 sometimes. When these bosses are defeated, they spawn Brains, like Scarox, Ogrum, Bruizer, and Pyrox's minions.

• Bruizer: He is City Streets' stage 20's boss.
• Ogrum: He is Shopping Mall's stage 20's boss.
• Scarox: He is Spaceport's stage 20's boss.
• Pyrox: He is Scrapyard's stage 20's boss
• Frost Beast: He is Stadium's stage 20's boss.
• Aquagon: He is Sewers' stage 20's boss.
• Dragon Bolt: The final boss of the game, the only boss with a boss health meter, and Power Plant's stage 20's boss. He is only seen in that stage. He does not spawn a Brain after being defeated.

Game Achievements

• Golden Age - Get 10 Gold Medals
• Bronze Age - Get 5 Bronze Medals
• Early Retirement - Lose in under 10 Seconds, 10 Times
• Follower Of Fashion - Own 10 Suits of Armor
• The Waiting Game - Wait for the last Game Play Bonus
• Big Spender - Spend 200 Game Points
• Picture Perfect - Complete 10 Waves on Full Health
• Team Mates Are Great - Try out 4 Sidekicks
• Treasure Hunter - Collect 50 Pickups
• Go Red! - Get 3 Goals for the Red Team in One Wave (Sports Pack required)
• Go Blue! - Get 3 Goals for the Blue Team in One Wave (Sports Pack required)
• Flattened! - Defeat 50 Enemies with the Crusher! (Level Pack 1 required)
• Hole In One - Teach 50 Brains to Skydive (Android)/Push 50 Brains over the Edge (iOS) (Level Pack 1 required)
• Brain Buster - Defeat 20 Brains!
• Brain Blitz - Defeat 100 Brains!
• Brain Overload - Defeat 1,000 Brains!
• Bruizer Bash - Defeat 30 of Bruizer's henchmen!
• Bruizer Bonanza - Defeat 100 of Bruizer's henchmen!
• Bruizer Breakdown - Defeat 1,000 of Bruizer's henchmen!
• Bruizer Blast - Defeat Bruizer 5 Times
• Ogrum Offensive - Defeat 30 of Ogrum's henchmen!
• Ogrum Overdrive - Defeat 100 of Ogrum's henchmen!
• Ogrum Oblivion - Defeat 1000 of Ogrum's henchmen!
• Ogrum Obliteration - Defeat Ogrum 5 Times
• Pyrox Punishment - Defeat 30 of Pyrox's henchmen!
• Pyrox Pounding - Defeat 100 of Pyrox's henchmen!
• Pyrox Pulverizing - Defeat 1000 of Pyrox's henchmen!
• Pyrox Pummeling - Defeat Pyrox 5 Times
• Scarox Sundering - Defeat 30 of Scarox's henchmen!
• Scarox Smasher - Defeat 100 of Scarox's henchmen!
• Scarox Supression - Defeat 1000 of Scarox's henchmen!
• Scarox Scrapper - Defeat Scarox 5 Times
• Weapon Collector - Own Every Weapon in the Game (Sewers Pack and Advanced Weapon Pack required)
• Aquagon Annihilation - Defeat Aquagon 5 Times (after the game got the summer update)
• Frost Beast Finisher - Defeat Frost Beast 5 Times (after the game got the summer update)
• Dragon Slayer - Defeat Dragon Bolt (after the game got the summer update)

Waves

Each level has a pattern, though each wave can be slightly different from itself every time the player begins playing it. The pattern usually goes like this:

• Initially, the first wave consists of only eighteen green Brains.
• The second wave has the player face green Brains, blue Brains, and multiple Scarox minions.
• The third wave increases the frequency Scarox minions are faced, and adds yellow Brains.
• The fourth wave increases the number of blue and green Brains, but lowers the amount of Scarox minions.
• In the fifth wave, multiple Scarox varieties are seen along with yellow Brains and Bruizer minions.
• Wave six continues this trend of Scarox variants and Bruizer variants.
• Wave seven features mainly Brains and the double-bladed Scarox minions.
• Wave eight introduces the multi-short Bruizer minions and the Ogrum class of enemies.
• Wave nine features these enemies and is filled with Ogrum, Scarox, and Bruizer minions.
• The tenth wave features entirely Scarox and Ogrum enemies.
• Wave eleven adds Bruizer minions and green Brains back into the enemy roster.
• The twelfth wave adds Bruizer heavies and Pyrox minions for the first time.
• Wave thirteen is where these enemies are fought along with Scarox, Bruizer, and Ogrum.
• Wave fourteen has higher class variants of the foes.
• Wave fifteen introduces the Pyrox archer and explosive class.
• The sixteenth wave features less Scarox and Ogrum enemies and more Pyrox foes.
• The seventeenth wave has very few Bruizer foes, mainly just Scarox, Ogrum, and Pyrox minions.
• Wave eighteen omits the weaker Scarox altogether.
• The nineteenth wave omits Ogrum minions and low-level Pyrox and Bruizer minions.
• The final wave, wave twenty, the players gets attacked by a barrage of hundreds of brains. When there are 13 Brains left to defeat, the swarm gets suppoorted by a Brain-possessed creature from the 2013 sets.

Tips in Loading Screens

While the game is loading, you see a tip in the loading screen before the "Continue" button is activated. One of the following tips can be chosen at random.

• As your Core Power increases, so will your sidekicks
• Can't get 3 Gold Medals? Visit the Shop to buy better equipment
• Increase your Core Power by trying as many armor options as possible
• Keep getting stuck? Visit the Shop to improve your weapons
• Keep upgrading your weapons and armour to take down stronger opponents
• Points to spend? Visit the Shop and see what you can get
• Slow down opponents with cryogenically enhanced guns (watch out for snow flake icons in the Shop)
• The flame icon (seen next to the price on Furno's armour in the Shop) shows that it is fireproof - useful on levels with many red Brains
• Toxic, electric and fire enhanced weapons cause additional damage over time
• Watch out for fire from the platforms above on levels like the Shopping Mall

Controls

In the online version, the player can control his chosen Hero by using the mouse to aim the Hero's weapon. The player can control the character by using the W, A, S and D keys in the keyboard to move the player across the level.

In the app version, there are two control sticks on the left and right sides of the screen. The left-hand control stick directs the Hero, while the right-hand control stick aims the Hero's weapon.

Trivia

• The game uses pieces from the Hero Factory franchises' previous years.
• The word and the set of armor "Tunneller" is a possible misspelling version of the word "Tunneler".
• The word "Supression" in the achievement "Scarox Supression" is a misspelling version of the word "Suppression".
• As of March 11, 2013, Amuzo Games Ltd had announced that the game was their very first Android app that has reached its one million downloads mark. Shortly afterwards, the game app also reached this same mark for its iOS version.
• The Android version of this game was translated into 17 languages.
• This game did not support iPod Touch 4. Also, it could not be download with any Android devices that has an Android version 2.0.0 or below (due to fact, the Brain Attack game has 3D graphics).
• If you leave your game in idle or do nothing, your character (the Hero) and your sidekick will start doing some dance moves, similar to the live video of the Gangnam Style song by South Korean musician, Psy.
• If you choose the Power of Laughter upgrade, you will have a slight change to get a variation of the default gun that will shoot out lightning bolts, forcing the enemies to perform the Gangnam Style dance on impact.
• The game was released for Windows tablets and computers using Windows 8/RT in August 5, 2013. However, you could not enter Hero Codes or synchronize progress with the Lego website through this version for some reason.
• In October 21, 2013, one could buy the free trial of the game or the whole game at $0.99 in the Windows Phone store.
• When you had purchased the game before Hero Factory got cancelled, but you can redownload it, but you cannot enter Hero Codes or synchronize progress with the Lego website through this version for some reason.
• A few days after this game was released on January 2013, The Guardian Apps Blog listed this game app as one of the Top 30 best iPhone apps of the month.
• Before the summer updates, in the 20th wave of each level, you had to fight an endless wave of host-less Brains unless you defeated the real Scarox, Ogrum, Bruizer, and Pyrox.
• There is a glitch in the game, where sometimes when you start a stage, the circle that locates the power-up does not show the power-up's picture, making it difficult for the player to tell what power-up will they be getting until they collect it.
• Aquagon, Frost Beast, and Dragon Bolt do not have their own henchmen for unknown reasons.
• In the game, Dragon Bolt's Brain parasite is white rather than blue and yellow.

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See also

• Gallery:Online Games - Brain Attack
• Brainify
• Attack on Makuhero City
• Episode 10: Brain Attack

External links

• Brain Attack on LEGO.com (Now unavailable)
• Brain Attack on Google Play