Discbuster

Every disc hangs off something. Take that away and the rest comes down.

Discbuster is a bubble shooter built out of real 3D objects. Enamel faces, brass rims, weight and a shadow. Match three of a color to clear them, but the shot worth taking is the one that cuts a clump loose and drops fifteen discs at once. A shot budget, not a timer. Nothing moves until you do.

120 LEVELS, EVERY ONE PROVEN
Ten chapters, twelve levels each, all hand-tuned against a solver so every board is finishable without spending a single card. Stars count the shots you finish with in hand, so clearing a level and clearing it cleanly are different achievements. Your best score on each level is kept so a replay has something to beat.

THE BOARD FIGHTS BACK
Each chapter adds a piece and then makes you live with it. Stone that never matches. Frost that has to be cracked from the side. Brass cogs that grow a new disc every couple of shots until you cut them down. Blight that spreads one disc per shot and cannot be matched, only shattered. Keystones nothing destroys. Mirrors that turn your shot aside, portals that move it across the board, twin discs wearing two colours at once, rings that carry their discs one step around after every shot, and a ceiling that comes down on you.

CARDS ARE THE STRATEGY
Some discs hide a card behind a brass seam. Free one and it joins your hand. Missiles destroy any disc you tap, wherever it is. Cluster and Warhead take its neighbours too. Prism matches any colour, Phase flies straight through a wall to the gap behind it, Lead plows a trench and never stops, Chaos detonates at random, Rot bomb poisons what it touches. Cards never cost a shot, your hand carries between levels, and when it is full a new card is a decision rather than a shrug.

ENDLESS
The ceiling descends and does not stop. One run, one score, and a leaderboard to put it on.

MADE TO BE LOOKED AT
Real materials under a studio light: candy enamel, metal flake, brushed anodizing, gold and pearl. Discs tumble when they fall and land with weight. Four original music tracks, and the soundtrack shifts when you are down to your last few shots.

PLAYS FAIR
One purchase unlocks everything, and the first three chapters, thirty-six levels, stay free forever. No ads, no lives, no energy, no account, no tracking, nothing to collect daily. The whole game runs on your device and works on a plane. Color-blind players can turn on Symbols and read every disc by shape instead of hue. Reduce Motion is honoured throughout.