How to play Bubble Shooter
Aim the bubble at a group of the same color. A connected group of three or more pops. Every bubble cut off from the ceiling then falls, including stone anchors and pearls. You can bounce shots off either side wall. Swap the current and next bubble when another color opens a better route.
Clear the colored bubbles on ordinary boards. On rescue boards, free every gold-ringed pearl instead. Stone bubbles cannot form colored matches; detach their supporting cluster. A visible shot budget gives each level a finish. There is no countdown or paid extra shot.
Three free levels, a 20-board campaign
First Light, Off the Wall and A Little Cascade are complete free starter boards. Replay them without an account or payment. All Access opens all 20 boards across the Glasshouse, Moonlit Conservatory, Sunken Orchard and Aurora Pavilion.
Later boards introduce hanging branches, stone anchors, split clusters and multiple pearl rescues. Earn one star for finishing, two with at least 20% of your shots unused, or three with at least 45% unused. Only your best star result is kept. Sign in before starting to save verified completions across devices. Membership is required to start the additional boards.
Bubble Shooter controls for mobile and desktop
Move your mouse to aim and click to shoot. On a touchscreen, drag to adjust the dotted guide and release to fire; the Fire button is available if you prefer to aim with the slider. Left/right arrows adjust the aim, Space or Enter fires, and X swaps bubbles when the board has focus. There are also large on-screen aiming buttons.
Each color also has its own symbol. Sound starts off. The game follows your device’s reduced-motion preference and has a flat canvas fallback if 3D is unavailable.
A better shot often goes around the side
Look for a narrow bridge holding several clusters. Popping its support can remove far more bubbles than a direct match at the bottom. Check the next color before using Swap. When only one color remains, the launcher switches to colors still on the board, so you are not stuck firing colors you cannot use.
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