arkanoid.py from PYGamii[1] is part of Pygamii examples, and Pygamii is an "ascii game engine, created to make games in console."
Since it's just an example, I don't expect much from it, it's playable. You get three balls to play with, but no power-ups.
Frankly, I feel it's a bit of rough on some occasions, not smooth enough. You can see the balls sometime bounced right above the paddle, but other times, one line further up. It could just be an issue in example, not the library.
Nonetheless, it's not even one month old, so tiny issues are to be expected. The library itself is only 187 LOC, amazingly small in my opinion, considering the example game is 216 LOC.
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git-2fe2332e995e5c24182a0a3e96f6216b38f0d983 (2015-12-15)
In Python 2/3 with readchar, termcolor, and optional Pygame for audio
By Carlos Maniero
MIT License
[1]: https://github.com/carlosmaniero/pygamii