BreakLock in browser

Game files

No own files requested before pattern board

Controls

Controls not confirmed

Account

No sign-in in checked entry

Mobile gameplay

Not tested

Full session

Not tested

HTTP link check

HTTP 200; 0 redirects (2026-10-16)

Basis: project instructions and limited desktop entry observation. Observations: Oct 16, 2026. Conditions organized: October 16, 2026.

Easy Practice Start reached Connect 4 dots; a short drag left the visible view black without a verified guess or feedback. Instructions returned on reload. No sign-in appeared in this entry path; gameplay controls remain unconfirmed.

Project type: Native browser game

maxwellito's repository and original release describe an HTML5 deduction puzzle with pattern-lock presentation. It is not an Android emulator or a real-device unlocking service.

Classification organized October 16, 2026 from the recorded source and check notes; not a new gameplay test.

This BreakLock browser guide follows maxwellito's original release and repository. The start page displayed deduction rules, Easy selected and Practice mode. START_ reached a nine-dot board with a Connect 4 dots instruction, a 000 counter and ABORT. A subsequent short drag did not establish a valid guess: the visible view went black while the document still exposed board text. We record that limitation prominently instead of treating the rules page or a successful HTTP response as proof that a complete puzzle worked.

The review and desktop visit are dated October 16, 2026. Reloading returned to the instructions and another Start exposed the board labels again; we did not repeat the pattern attempt or claim a fix. The public screenshot is the restored instructions page, not a simulated success state. Its Android-style pattern presentation belongs to a deduction game, not to an actual phone lock. No device credentials, personal pattern or account information was entered, and no source date was inferred from a recent repository update.

Guide published 2026-10-16. Source reviewed 2026-10-16. Author release-page publication: Not established. The reviewed repository and original start page did not establish an exact first publication day.

Game files

No visitor-supplied archive, image, ROM or commercial-game files were requested before the instructions and initial board. The original site delivered its own web resources. We did not measure the download, install a progressive web app or check a disconnected session. The repository's development workflow is separate from the browser release and was not required by the path we followed. This directory hosts neither a copy of the puzzle nor files for unlocking a device. A request-free opening screen is a narrow file observation; it does not promise offline availability, durable progress or successful rendering after every interaction.

Controls

Clicking START_ responded by replacing the setup with a nine-dot board labelled Connect 4 dots. A short horizontal pointer drag across the top row was then attempted. We did not establish an accepted four-dot guess or see the advertised feedback. The subsequent visible view was black, although the document still contained the board labels. For that reason the gameplay-input category remains Unknown, not Pointer. Menu clicks alone are insufficient to confirm puzzle input. The rules describe filled and hollow feedback dots, but those descriptions are not a measured result of our attempt. We did not use hidden state or change external code to force a successful pattern.

Account

No sign-in, email, payment or registration appeared before the initial board or when returning to instructions. We did not create an account, submit a score or contact the author. A number at the top of the board is not evidence of a registered player, saved history or an online leaderboard. Likewise, the directory's bookmark control saves a link to this guide, not a deduction state. The page resembles a device pattern lock but is not connected to our computer's credentials. We used no real unlock pattern and make no account-recovery claim.

Mobile gameplay

Not tested. The source describes a mobile-first web game, but this visit used desktop input and had an inconclusive pattern attempt. We did not test finger gestures, touch cancellation, a phone viewport, installed-app behavior or browser changes of orientation. A source design goal is not a compatibility result. The guide's own small-screen layout checks are separate from the external puzzle. We also did not test translations or switch the displayed language, so an available language control should not be read as proof that every localized instruction or mobile interaction was reviewed.

Full session

The checked entry showed Easy and Practice, then a board asking for four connected dots. The counter displayed 000 before any accepted guess was established. We did not solve the lock, complete a scored run, switch difficulty or verify a saved result. After the black rendered view, a reload restored the instructions and Start exposed board labels again. That recovery step does not prove the original problem is resolved or will happen to every visitor. We stopped without a second pattern attempt. The screenshot deliberately shows rules and setup choices so it cannot be mistaken for a solved puzzle or a valid feedback history.

HTTP link check

A separate HTTPS request to the exact maxwellito.github.io/breaklock/ address returned HTTP 200 with zero redirects on October 16, 2026. Certificate validation was enabled. This describes the document link, not the later drag result. It is possible for instructions and board markup to load while an interaction does not produce a usable visible result, as our visit demonstrated. We did not diagnose a universal cause, alter security settings or install software to work around it. If a visitor meets a similar blank view, distinguish the point where it appeared from the initial document request rather than assuming the link is a 404.

The visible instructions say Easy uses four dots, Medium five and Hard six. Filled feedback dots represent correct positions and hollow dots represent included points in different positions. These are rules from the original page, not feedback returned by our short drag. Only the initial Easy Practice setup was inspected. This distinction matters because a screenshot of the introductory example can look like completed gameplay. Use the live source to read its current rules; this guide does not supply a winning pattern, analyze a real device lock or suggest bypassing browser protections. No completion, scoring or offline-installation claim is made here.