Bubble Shooter Pop Blast

Drag to aim, let go to fire. Three bubbles of one colour touching is a pop, and anything
the pop cuts loose from the ceiling falls with it. The whole game is in that second sentence: the pop is
small, the drop is where the board actually clears.

THE AIM LINE IS THE REAL ONE
The dotted line shows the shot you are about to take, bounces off the side rails included, and a
ghost marks the exact cell the bubble will settle into. It is not an approximation drawn for show —
the shot is fired along that same traced path, so a bank off the wall lands where it was promised.
Once you trust the line you start hunting for angles instead of lobbing hopefully upward.

150 LEVELS, THREE THINGS TO DO
Clear the board. Free the gems buried near the bottom. Or pop a quota before the shots run out.
Every level has a shot limit, and three stars go to a clear with shots to spare, which turns a level
you have already beaten into something worth replaying.

From level 31 the ceiling starts descending every few shots. Dawdle and the board comes to you.

FOUR KINDS OF BUBBLE
Colours pop in threes. Stones cannot be popped at all and have to be dropped. Rainbows take the
colour of whatever they land against. Gems are the things some levels ask you to free, and they only
come down when whatever is stacked above them goes.

THREE HELPERS, NO WALLS
Swap trades the loaded colour for the next one. Bomb Shot loads a charge that clears two rings.
Hammer smashes any single bubble you tap. You start with five of each and buy more with the coins
you earn — there is no life meter, no timer between attempts, and nothing stops you retrying.

PLAYS ANYWHERE
Fully offline, no account, nothing collected about you, and no forced videos between levels. Every
ball, room and sound is generated by the game in code, which keeps the download small and the
frame rate steady on older phones. Five board rooms carry you through: Lagoon, Orchard, Sunset,
Candy and Midnight.