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Super Bubble Shooter is a MarketJS-built bubble popper split into episodes of increasingly tricky levels. You aim a cannon at a wall of colored bubbles and fire; land a shot next to two or more bubbles of the same color and the whole cluster pops, along with anything left dangling with nothing to hold it up.
The twist is the growing cast of special bubbles you meet as you climb the episodes. Rock bubbles shrug off color matches and need a Bomb to break. Rainbow bubbles pop any color they touch, and Thunder clears an entire row in one shot. Glass bubbles hide their true color until you hit them enough times to reveal it, Question bubbles switch color the moment they're popped, and Clock bubbles change color every few turns, so timing a shot on one is a gamble. Shield bubbles won't budge unless you either match their color or use a Star, Cursed bubbles only fall to a Bomb, and Blinding bubbles spread darkness by turning their neighbors into unmatchable black bubbles. Skull bubbles are the one thing to avoid outright — let one reach the bottom and the level ends.
Controls
- Move the mouse (or drag a finger on touch screens) to aim the cannon
- Click or tap to fire the loaded bubble
- Click or tap the swap button to switch the loaded bubble with the next one in queue
Tips
- Each level gives you a limited number of shots, so don't fire blindly — a wasted shot at an empty patch of wall is a shot you won't have when a Skull bubble is closing in
- Save Rainbow and Thunder bubbles for rows packed with Rock, Shield or Cursed bubbles rather than using them on an easy cluster
- Use the swap button when the loaded color doesn't match anything reachable — it costs nothing and can turn a dead shot into a real match
- Pop Glass bubbles early when you can spare the shots; leaving them for later means fighting them alongside whatever harder bubbles show up in later rows
It's a good fit for short sessions where you want a puzzle with real variety in its hazards rather than the same three-colors-in-a-row loop repeated forever. Runs entirely in the browser, nothing to install.
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