BUBBLES FALL WHEN THEIR SUPPORTS DISAPPEAR

Removing a supporting group in Bubble Shooter can also drop bubbles beneath it when they lose their connection to the remaining cluster. This makes the arrangement above the cannon important: one well-placed shot can clear more than the matching colors it directly joins. Groups need at least three bubbles of the same color to pop. Larger matching groups and falling sections add scoring opportunities as you work toward clearing the entire board.

Aim the Cannon With Your Mouse

Use your mouse to direct the cannon, then shoot its loaded bubble toward a matching group. Check where the shot will connect before firing, since the resulting group must contain three or more matching bubbles. Shots can bounce off the side borders to reach around obstructing colors. After each shot, inspect the remaining connections and identify which sections now provide access to bubbles farther back.

How Much Planning Time Is Available

There is no time constraint in Bubble Shooter, so you have time to compare possible shots. On the left there's a preview of the color of the next bubble so you may think about the next move together with the present one. As the game progresses the cluster is able to drop, which decreases the area above the gun. If it reaches the bottom edge, the round ends, so monitor the lowest bubbles while choosing targets.

AN EMPTY BOARD AND A HIGHER SCORE

Clearing every bubble wins the round, while removed groups build your score. Matching colors, detaching supported sections, and using border rebounds all contribute to reaching bubbles that a direct shot cannot access.

Before firing, trace a route to a matching cluster; aim for a complete board clearance in Bubble Shooter.