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This game Bubble Shooter probably got this famous as it is very intuitive and easy to learn. It's some kind of mix of "Tetris" and "Connect Four" - thats probably why it's so easy to get into the game. Some notes on the rules and how to control the game: The aim of Bubble Shooter is to collect as many points as possible. To get points you need to destroy the colored bubbles. In order to burst those bubbles you need to rowconnect at least three bubbles of the same color. In the bottom center of the gaming window you will find an arrow. You can change to direction this arrow points to with your computer mouse. Every time you click the left mouse button you will fire a new bubble to the current direction of the arrow. Bubble Shooter Tipps & Hints Everytime you shot 6 new bubbles, a new row of bubbles will be added to the top. The game ends if a ball reaches the bottom border. You can use the left and right border to bounce new balls in more advanced angles. Bubbles which get seperated from the rest, will burst aswell. In the lower left side you will the see the upcoming bubble. There is no "final end" in Bubble Shooter - the goal is to collect as many points as possible. Bubble Shooter - an all-time classic One may think that old, simple games will slowly fade in relevance in a time like this with continuously improved graphics in extraordinary games with magnificent storylines - however, that is not the case. New games are not here to replace game classics like Bubble Shooter, but they function as providers of an alternative. A classic does not become a classic for arbitrary reasons, but they are here to stay because the concept of the game is simple yet challenging. It is rather simple to play Bubble Shooter, but the winning conditions changes from game to game and it forces the player to think independently according to the actual display screen. New popular games with exceptional storylines and strong graphics usually only provide one way of winning the game; in order to win, you have to follow an exact path that will eventually lead you to your final destination. Regardless of how many times you play the game, the objective and the path towards it will remain the same. In other words, you get all the cool in-game concepts in high graphics, but once you finish, you are actually done. There is no alternative way to play and win the game, but this is not the case when you play Bubble Shooter. Bubble Shooter can be played a thousand times and not even two games will be alike. You are forced to adjust your winning strategies to each game, and this is why the game is both simple and complex at the same time. The basics of the Bubble Shooter game are very simple and it may occur almost childish in design, but do not let yourself be fooled. It is easy to play, but difficult to master and it is for this exact reason that Bubble Shooter is recognized worldwide as an all-time classic. How to play Bubble Shooter As mentioned, Bubble Shooter is a very easy to game to learn. The game rules are very basic, and therefore the game fits all ages as long as you know how to click a mouse, are able to distinguish the colours, and have some sort of logical reasoning that you can apply to the game when you strike the bubbles. The purpose of Bubble Shooter is to remove all the lines of bubbles by aiming and hitting the right ones. Clusters of bubbles are removed when you hit a bubble of a certain colour with your bubble of the same colour. As an integral part of the game, you have to make sure that the cluster of bubbles you decide to aim for is the same colours as the bubble you are aiming and shooting at. You may be lucky that you hit a string or cluster of multiple connected bubbles, but usually you will only be able to remove two, three or four bubbles at a time. If you just hit one bubble of the same colour, the bubbles will not be removed, as you need to hit a string of at least two bubbles (3 including your own bubble).