Bubble Shooter
Casual · Level-based · Browser game
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This build opens on a level-select map. A winding path runs up a purple background with numbered glossy orbs set along it as stage markers. Markers 1 to 17 are visible, and both the path and the marker trail run off the top of the screen, so the map extends past the first view. Marker 1 is lit blue and carries a small avatar pin above it; markers 2 to 17 are grey. Three green gift boxes sit on the path at markers 3, 8 and 13. The top-left corner shows a coin counter reading 30 with a green plus button, and below it a Daily Bonus badge reading Claim Now. A hamburger menu tab is anchored to the right edge. We have not opened a level on this build, so what happens inside one is not described here.
How to play Bubble Shooter
- The build opens on a level-select map: numbered stage markers strung along a winding path, running from the bottom of the screen upward.
- Start from the lit marker. Only marker 1 is coloured blue and carries the avatar pin, and it pulses; markers 2 to 17 are grey.
- Follow the numbers in order - the trail is laid out 1, 2, 3 and on upward, so each marker sits after the one before it on the path.
- Watch for the three green gift boxes parked on the path at markers 3, 8 and 13.
- The map screen's own controls sit in the top-left: a Daily Bonus badge showing Claim Now, a coin counter reading 30 and a green plus button beside it. A menu tab sits against the right edge.
Controls
- Desktop: Mouse only on the map screen. The elements on the map that read as controls are the numbered level markers, the Daily Bonus badge, the green plus beside the coin counter and the hamburger tab on the right edge. Marker 1 sometimes shows a pale halo and a light flash, which is either its own idle pulse or a press highlight. We have not opened a level on this build, so in-level controls are not covered, and we have not found how to reach the part of the path above the top of the screen either.
- Mobile / tablet: Touch only on the map screen. The same map elements are the tap targets: the numbered level markers, the Daily Bonus badge, the coin counter's plus button and the right-edge menu tab. It renders in a tall portrait window (900x1400) with large, well-spaced markers, which fits a phone held upright. We have not reached a level, so in-level controls are not covered.
Bubble Shooter tips & strategy
- The Daily Bonus badge in the top-left reads Claim Now, so there is a bonus sitting on the map screen waiting to be collected.
- The coin counter sits at 30 and nothing done on the map screen moves it, so whatever spends or earns coins is not on this screen.
- If you lose track of where you are on the map, look for the blue marker with the avatar pin above it - marker 1 is the only lit one.
- The three gift boxes sit specifically at markers 3, 8 and 13, which makes those the visible milestones along the path.
- The path runs off the top of the screen, so there is more of the map than the first view shows.
What makes Bubble Shooter fun
A vertical level-select map on a purple background, with numbered glossy orbs as stage markers along a winding path; markers 1 to 17 are visible and the trail runs off the top of the screen. An avatar pin marks the current stage, which is lit blue and pulses while the rest of the markers stay grey. Three green gift boxes are placed on the path at markers 3, 8 and 13. A HUD coin counter (reading 30, coins stamped with a letter B) sits in the top-left with a green plus button beside it. A Daily Bonus badge with a Claim Now ribbon can be collected straight from the map screen. A hamburger menu tab is anchored to the right edge. The layout is portrait, and no price, sign-in or download screen stands in front of the map.
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Bubble Shooter FAQ
Is Bubble Shooter free to play?
Yes. No price, paywall or sign-in screen stands between you and the game. There is an in-game coin counter - 30 coins - with a green plus button next to it; we have not opened that button, so we cannot say whether anything is sold behind it.
How many levels are there?
The map shows numbered markers 1 through 17, and the path runs off the top of the screen, so there are more than the first view shows. No total is displayed anywhere on the map.
What are the gift boxes on the map?
Three green gift boxes sit on the path at markers 3, 8 and 13. Their placement next to specific markers presents them as rewards tied to reaching those stages, but we have not opened one, so the contents are unknown.
What do the coins do?
The top-left HUD shows a coin counter reading 30 with a green plus button beside it. Nothing on the map screen spends or earns them, so what they are for is not visible there.
Does it work on a phone?
The build is laid out in a tall portrait window (900x1400) with large, widely spaced targets - the level markers, the Daily Bonus badge and the right-edge menu tab - which suits a phone screen held upright. We have only run it at that one window size, so behaviour at other sizes is not confirmed.