For instance, scoop shots clear entire bubble scoop formations along with any non-matching bubbles that do not have any adjacent non-matching bubbles glued to them. More importantly, this yellow bubble scoop formation allows the stage to be set for advanced-level scoop shots. This arc forms a half umbrella, of sorts, over the rightmost, isolated blue bubble in the front row. An example of a bubble scoop can be seen in the introductory screen of Bubble Shooter where the rightmost three yellow bubbles are in the shape of an arc that extends from the front row into the second. Choosing an isolated group shot is best done when I can identify a unique bubble formation called a bubble scoop.īubble scoops are arcs of matching bubbles that form an umbrella (of sorts) over other non-matching bubbles. If my bullet bubble, for instance, is the right color and I have the alternating option to make a match shot or a buddy shot, I actually skip these easy choices and go for an isolated group shot. However, there are two additional types of shots that helped me become THE master of Bubble Shooter.įor competitive-minded players, I recommend the first shot be placed depending on the color of the bullet bubble. Additionally, match shots might seem to be the type of shots I take when there is no other choice. However, they do represent the opportunity to stack the board in a way that will be very satisfying later on in the game.įollowing that first shot, the game gets underway, and it might seem the best strategy is to make buddy shots while avoiding isolation shots. These types of shots might seem frustrating because nothing bursts, and the cycle shortens by one bubble. Isolation shots involve the bullet bubble not matching the colors of any of the field bubbles along the border. These are fun shots to make, and they involve the bullet bubble landing between two or more matching bubbles, resulting in a brief chain reaction. They involve shooting the bullet bubble right up against a matching field bubble. This is how I learned, and as I became better, I quickly realized there are three basic types of first shots. As THE absolute master of Bubble Shooter, I can obviously offer some insider tips to help your game.įor beginners, I recommend just diving into the game, shooting one matching bubble after another. I am not a master of Bubble Shooter-I am THE master of Bubble Shooter. If the bubbles reach the bullet bubble, it means one thing: game over, buddy.Īll I can say is I love this game, and when I offer this next bit of information, I do not mean to brag. If I miss four more times, the cycle ends, and a bunch more bubbles populate the rear row, pushing the entire field closer the my bullet bubble.
If I shoot a bubble and it does not burst a field bubble, the cycle shortens to four. For instance, the game starts out with a cycle amounting to five bubbles. In this game, even though it involves fun bubbles, it requires strategy because like Space Invaders, the bubbles gradually advance, row by row, at the end of each cycle. Additionally, when the game ends, the final bubbles burst in a wildly massive chain reaction. Since the prime directive of this game is to keep shooting until all the bubbles are gone, chain reactions are the best result of any strategical shot. The whimsical appeal of this game is the chain reaction: the more bubbles, the better. Instead, the bullet bubble gets glued to the field bubbles, adding to the bubble population and my advancing bubble troubles. If the bubble strikes non-matching bubbles, nothing bursts. If the bullet bubble strikes a field bubble of the same color that is also connected to another field bubble of the same color, the bubbles burst, one after another, in a glorious, extremely fun-to-watch, chain reaction. If the bullet bubble hits a field bubble of the same color, both bubbles burst.
The primary task is to shoot the field of bubbles by firing, one at a time, an identical bullet bubble of alternating color from a turret, which is located at the bottom of the screen.
Designed in the same overall manner as Space Invaders, the game starts with the bubbles filling a battle field, which consists of nine rows, comprising just over half the field. Bubble game 3 is the classic clear-the-board shooter game.
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