Crack! is an Arkanoid-style bat-and-ball action game developed and published by Swiss software house Linel in 1988 for the Commodore Amiga.
 
Wrapped in a stone-age prehistoric theme, the game features bone-shaped paddles, spherical stone balls, and colourful backdrops revealing pixel-painted dinosaurs as blocks are cleared. Alongside standard breakout mechanics—complete with power-ups like lasers, sticky bats, and disruptive floating obstacles—Crack! stands out for its charming presentation, including a memorable animated loading sequence, sampled jungle audio effects, a built-in coconut-catching bonus mini-game, and an intuitive custom level designer.
 
Step back to the prehistoric stone age with Crack!, an arcade-style brick-breaker published by Swiss software house Linel. Eschewing standard sci-fi tropes, this Amiga title wraps classic paddle-and-ball gameplay in a primitive jungle setting—complete with a bone-shaped bat, a spherical stone ball, and vibrant backdrops hiding pixel-painted dinosaurs.
 
As you smash through layers of blocks, you'll collect power-ups like lasers, sticky bats, and disruptors, while dodging floating forest critters that threaten to drain your abilities. Alongside standard single-player and simultaneous two-player modes, Crack! features a built-in screen designer for crafting custom levels and a charming coconut-catching minigame triggered between stages. Backed by distinctive digitized jungle sound effects and humorous animated loading sequences, it's a quirky slice of late-80s Amiga history.