Bubble Shooter rules questions
Short, exact answers to the Bubble Shooter rules people most often look up — each one matches how the game is actually scored here.
How many bubbles do you need to match in Bubble Shooter?
Three or more connected bubbles of the same colour pop. Your shot must join a group; larger groups already on the board do not pop by themselves.
Read the full answer →Why do bubbles fall in Bubble Shooter?
After a pop, any bubble no longer connected to the ceiling falls and scores 20 points. A bubble stays if another path still links it to the top row.
Read the full answer →What adds a new row of bubbles in Bubble Shooter?
Five shots in a row without a pop add one row and push the board down. Any pop resets the count. There is no timer. Swapping does not use a shot.
Read the full answer →How does Bubble Shooter end?
The game ends when an attached bubble reaches the danger line. Clearing every bubble does not end it: it starts a harder stage and keeps your score.
Read the full answer →How is Bubble Shooter scored?
You earn 10 points per popped bubble, 20 per bubble that falls and 500 for clearing a stage. Popping three and dropping four scores 110.
Read the full answer →How many colours and stages are there in Bubble Shooter?
Stages never end. They start with four colours and five rows, and later stages add colours up to six and starting rows up to seven.
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