Bubble Shooter
Aim for the perfect pop.
Match three bubbles, bounce off the walls, and drop loose clusters.
Your game
How to play Bubble Shooter
Drag on the board to aim and release to fire, or use the angle slider and Fire button. Match three or more bubbles of the same color and number. Bubbles disconnected from the ceiling fall for extra points. You can swap with the next bubble. Five shots without a match add two new rows. Clear the board before bubbles reach the dashed line.
A useful shot does more than make a match
A shot joins the cluster where it lands. Connect at least three bubbles with the same color and number to remove that group. Then any bubbles with no connection to the ceiling drop too. Look for a small supporting group above a larger cluster: removing the support can clear more of the board than a match along the bottom.
Use the preview and the spare bubble
Follow the aiming line before firing, especially when bouncing a shot off a wall. If the current bubble has no useful match, compare it with the spare and use Swap. The angle slider and Fire button offer a precise alternative to dragging on a phone. Keep an eye on the misses counter: five shots without a match add two rows. Aim to open routes toward the ceiling before the lowest bubbles reach the dashed line.
Count matched and falling bubbles
Each bubble removed in the matching cluster earns 10 points. Each extra bubble that loses its connection to the ceiling earns 20. Removing three supporting bubbles and dropping four more earns 110 points: 30 for the match and 80 for the fall.
Questions players ask
- Can I change the bubble before firing?
- Yes. Swap exchanges the current bubble with the spare shown in the preview.
- What makes new rows appear?
- Five shots without a match add two rows. A match resets that misses counter.
- How can I aim without dragging?
- Use the angle slider, then Fire. It is also useful for fine adjustments on a small touch screen.
Keep playing and learning
Try Mahjong Solitaire for another removal puzzle, or Pong to read fast-moving bounces.