Tower defender racing simulation Game Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break was created by ACE Team and released by Modus Games. The Game, which was launched on July 21, 2020, for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, and on August 14, 2020, for Google Stadia, is a successor to Rock of Ages from 2011 and Rock of Ages 2: Bigger & Boulder from 2017.

For the first time, you can establish and start sharing your tiers to compete directly with buddies and random people online in a good mixture of hectic mast defence and incredible boulder-racing amusement activity. Alternatively, you can jump into the expanding, gut-wrenching narrative for a diverse excursion showcasing bizarre and humourous takes on epic quests.

Make & Break Realms: Create your levels using the simple editor, then share them with other gamers worldwide for almost unlimited design fun!

Building defences: Competing against your competitors in split-screen or online multiplayer games with up to 4 players are aggressive tower defence.

Boulder-Smashing Arcade Intervention: In six different arcade-style gameplay modes with more than 20 bizarre rocks, crush your way through anything in your route as quickly as you can!

Take a trip down the rabbit hole with ACE Group's hilarious tale; characters like Krampus, the Incredible Spaghetti Goblin, Caesar, Moctezuma, and Moctezuma make appearances in the vast campaign spanning time and space.

Numerous Game modes are available: the new Boulder Avalanche, the delicate Humpty-Dumpty Challenge, time tests, and the option to construct your custom games for endless entertainment.

Action Game

To quickly break through and crush anything, gamers must create stones and throw them through the opposing walls. The capability of both sides to saturate one other's pathways with traps, obstructions, and barriers makes this straightforward task more challenging.

In contrast to the first two games, this sequel lets players design their courses and challenge others to break them.

Evolution

Another Rock of Ages successor was revealed by ACE Team on August 15, 2019, although the business teamed up with Giant Monkey Robot and Modus Games for the 2020 release rather than Atlus.

Ceremony

The Game garnered "combined or mediocre reviews," based on reviews aggregate Metacritic.

GameSpot commended the Game's route designer, challenges, navigation, attitude, and plot while criticizing its tedious action, simple obstacles, subpar AI, and unjust death toll. Nintendo Life praised the Game's visual aesthetic, animated animations, sound, and gameplay but criticized it for its poor visuals and unintelligible UI language.