BUBBLES SPIN

It's good that the developers of shooting balls take care of different age groups and players with different levels of training. It's nice when the game is intuitive for both beginners and professionals at the same time. The first levels, as usual, are simple. They prepare beginners for more serious challenges, which will begin at the fifth stage.

The goal of each stage is to hit the central yellow star with a bubble bat (projectile). It is the center of rotation for all the colorful bubbles that stick to it. Spin occurs as a result of the impact on this bubble drum of the pulse from a projectile hit. After the impact of the projectile bubble on a mass of other bubbles, all this mass rotates for some time by inertia, smoothly stopping. This is the main difference between the game and the classic static shooting balls.

So, to hit the star, you need to break through the road to it, shooting the interfering bubbles. To burst the bubbles on the drum, you need to hit a single-color group with a projectile of the same color. For example, two or more blue bubbles standing next to each other will burst if they are hit by a blue projectile ball.

As you can see, everything is simple. The difficulty is caused by moments when there is not a single group corresponding to the color of the projectile in the area of a direct shot. Then you have to look for them from the sides or at the top of the drum and shoot a ricochet off the side. And this requires a certain amount of training.

Any hit that doesn't burst any groups will cause a new series of bubbles to stick to the reel. The game stops as soon as any of the bubbles on the reel touches the inner border of the game window (frame). Try not to let this happen. During the game, you will encounter a variety of helper bubbles that destroy the contour, punch channels in the thickness of other bubbles, and so on. This is a good help in solving the problem.