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Bubble Shooter

Aim and shoot colored bubbles to match 3 or more — clear the board before the bubbles reach the bottom!

Score
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Level
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Bubbles
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How to aim:
Move mouse or touch to aim, then click or tap to shoot.

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About Bubble Shooter

Bubble Shooter is a classic match-3 arcade game where you shoot colored bubbles upward to form groups of 3 or more matching bubbles — causing them to pop and score points. Originally popularized by Puzzle Bobble (Bust-a-Move) in arcades in 1994, it became one of the most widely played casual games online. Clear all bubbles from the board before they advance past the danger line to win each level.

How to Play

  1. A colored bubble sits in the launcher at the bottom of the board.
  2. Move your mouse (or drag on touch) to aim the direction — a dotted aim line shows the trajectory.
  3. Click (or tap) to fire the bubble upward.
  4. When 3 or more same-colored bubbles connect, they pop and score points.
  5. Popping bubbles that have others floating beneath them causes those to fall too — chain reactions earn bonus points.
  6. Every 10 shots the grid descends one row. Clear the board before bubbles reach the red danger line to advance to the next level.

Controls

  • Mouse Move / Touch Drag — Aim the launcher
  • Click / Tap — Shoot the bubble
  • Left / Right Arrow Keys — Nudge aim left or right
  • Space — Shoot

Frequently Asked Questions

Pop large clusters in one shot and create chain reactions — bubbles that detach from the ceiling and fall give bonus points. The bigger the drop, the higher the score multiplier.

If any bubble crosses the red danger line at the bottom of the playfield, the game ends. Every 10 shots fired, the entire grid descends one row, so clear bubbles quickly to stay safe.

Yes! Bubbles bounce off the left and right walls, letting you reach tricky spots tucked in corners. Use wall bounces to set up chain reactions behind clusters.

Easy mode uses fewer colors (3) and descends the grid slowly. Medium uses 4 colors. Hard uses 5 colors and the grid descends faster, leaving less time to plan shots.