LBreakout2 - Themes
You'll find installation instructions and notes on how to create own themes at the bottom of this page.
by Jurgen De Backer
I started this theme just for fun. It has changed a lot since the previous version and looks more consistent now. Hopefully you'll enjoy this theme.
by Lelldorin
A little though not really bombastic theme, but as there is a port of LBreakout2 for AROS (Amiga Research Operation System) and as I am an old Amiga fan I created this theme for it.
by Ciprian Popovici
This is my first attempt at recreating the environment from "Arkanoid II: Revenge of Doh". The graphics were taken from actual Arkanoid screenshots and adapted for LBreakout2. See the README for more information.
by Vignesh Sampath Kumar
Theme inspired by Arkanoid 1 and a lot of other themes. Recommended to play with no animations as Arkanoid1 does not have the destroy brick animation.
by Jacek Krok
It's the saddest of my "Four seasons" theme. Rusty colours, sorrow and nostalgia.
by Andrew Carpenter
It's broken unfortunately, many graphics are missing and I cannot contact Andrew (mail is no longer valid). If you have a complete version, please mail me. Thanks, Michael
Cargo Raider is a science-fiction sort of theme, replacing the paddle with a spaceship, and the bricks with cargo containers. Your goal is to destroy all the cargo of the enemy. (I wrote a goofy little back story in the README on this.)
by Jacek Krok
Something special for those who are interested in motorization. Two types of bodyworks (sedan and wagon), some roadsigns and extras looking like the numberplates.
by Jacek Krok
Some people say that these bricks look like a bar of chocolate. That's why I called it "chocolate".
by Wuzzy
A colorful theme with high saturation with a focus on clarity (partly based on AbsoluteB).
by Oleg
I try to avoid fancy, eye disturbing colors and 'freeware-game-style' graphics and make something I can play between works.
by Lelldorin
This theme was inspired by the unofficial version of beos - v5.1 dano. It looks much better than the original.
by Johannes Kroll
Dark background and colorful bricks. Composed from bits of the Fisheye Mag Viewer / HTML Browser.
by OFT
5 colours: Silver Green Yellow Violet Cyan
10 kinds of backgrounds: Apples Check Colors Earth Lawn Metal Mushs Room Stone Universe
50 variants!
by Jacek Krok
I found all the backgrounds on the internet. They are free for non-commercial use. I'd like to thank all the unknown authors for accidental help.
by Jacek Krok
"To reach the stars, the dreamer must be". These are the words of Alan Parson's Project's song. Maybe I'm a dreamer...
by Jacek Krok
Another part of the cosmic adventures. I think, much better then part one.
by Jacek Krok
I spent much time creating it. I think it's my 'magnum opus'. Check it!
by Austin Henry
These graphics were all produced from photos taken on a trip to Australia. Primarily from photos of interesting sand and rock formations. I left the backgrounds other than the black ones, because they went so well with the colour scheme.
by Roman Joost
A little hack with some of my own grafics. Please forgive me, but the theme has some bugs (some grafics are not displayed correctly). I'll try to fix them as soon as possible and add new stuff. The font which i used for my backgrounds, is not made by me. I'll have to give credit to the one who made "megalomaniax kg". If you wanna give me a comment about the theme, drop me an email ;)
by Freek Janssens
This theme was made on an evening when I was in a controversial mood. Things simply had to change. Red became yellow, squares became circle etcetera. With an eye on details I tried to get the best of it here for you, so lets just try it!
by Jacek Krok
I wondered for a long time how to express spring in one of my themes. I created the first brick accidentally, and I thought: "It could be spring!"
by Jacek Krok
One of the "Four Seasons" themes. Very colourful and cheerful like the season, that it represents.
by Rodney Caruana
I like the game but I missed the arcady colors, games had once (Remember the Amiga!?)... Well I hope you like this!
by Jacek Krok
I don't know what "Techno Gothic" is. You must ask my son. The name of this levelset is his idea.
Linux Installation: Extract the zip file (unzip theme.zip) and move the theme directory to .lgames/lbreakout2-themes in your home directory.
Windows Installation: (since 2.4.1 only!!!) E.g., if you installed LBreakout2 to C:\GAMES\LBREAKOUT2 simply extract the zip file to C:\GAMES\LBREAKOUT2\GFX.
You can then select the theme in the LBreakout2 menu Graphics/SelectTheme.
If you want to make a theme have a look at the
manual,
send me an e-mail with your theme attached and please provide a title, version, description and a screenshot.
Copyright notice: If you use third-party artwork please check that
its license allows you to change and share it (e.g., GPL, PD, CC, OFL, ...)
and give proper credits in file CREDITS (or something like that).
For your own artwork please choose a proper license
(e.g., GPLv2 will match the package's license). If not mentioned otherwise
GPLv2 (or any later version) is assumed. The author is responsible that
no copyrights are infringed.
If you want to contact an author about its theme, click the name and replace (at) with @ and (dot) with . in the email address.