Candy bubbles and the angle shots that clear candy clusters
Candy bubbles puts you behind a launcher and asks you to sort colors by aim, bounce, and timing. It sits in the Puzzle lane, with a bright candy board that rewards clean reads on the next shot rather than random firing.
Match three or more sweets
Your main job is to connect matching candies in groups of three or more so they pop off the board. Larger drops matter because loose clusters can fall and turn into bonus points, which makes each well-placed shot count. For a similar color-first challenge, Bubble Shooter Candy 3 uses the same style of aiming and clearing.
Level goals keep every board focused
Each stage gives you a target to finish before you move on, so you are never just clearing for the sake of it. That goal system pushes you to set up bigger collapses instead of wasting shots on single bubbles, and it keeps the puzzle moving at a steady pace.
Mouse or touch on desktop and mobile
You can line up shots with a mouse or a touchscreen, so the controls stay simple whether you are at your desk or on a phone. It runs in your browser with no signup and no download, which makes it a handy free online puzzle when you want a few rounds without setup. If you like this same bubble-shooter rhythm, Bubble Shooter Pro focuses on the same launcher play, while Bubble Woods keeps the aim-and-pop pattern in a different look.
When you want more of the same color-matching pressure, Bubble shooter 3 is another close match built around careful shots and board clearing.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
10 january 2017
Last Update
10 january 2017