Bubble Breaker

by Volker Weber

bubble breaker

Bubble Breakers (here on Windows Mobile) is about as addicting as Mine Sweeper. It's best played before you go to sleep. It wears you down completely, so you fall asleep in 10 seconds flat. Does anybody have this game for Symbian Series 60? It's the only thing I am missing right now.

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Seems like the game was originally named Bubblets and developed by OopDreams. Microsoft just rebranded it. Here is a flash version of it, in case you can play that. This looks to be a Symbian Series 60 porting of it (for €6). (More links from Google)

Having played the Flash version for a while: Anyone know of a UIQ 3 version of this?

Is this it?

Frozen Bubble

I'll answer that myself, it's not what you want.

It's also a bubble thing but not the same.

Well, I think this mAha is a S60 version of this game - though it does not look that good ;-) There's also a great Mac OSX clone of this game, called Same-X.

While we're on the subject - I've been looking for Tetris for the BlackBerry. Found this but it doesn't work on my 8800 :-(

The flash version is broken somehow. I got to a point where the first click would get me over 100k points (and sometime clear the entire level). Actually fell asleep while playing.

Screenshot :-)

is there an optimal strategy for Bubble Breaker? i never found one......

Roland Dressler, 2007-06-12 12:30

It's Good

Joey Smith, 2007-06-20 03:22

looking for bubble breakers game

jessie riddle, 2007-07-25 19:14

I love this game, but when I start playing, I can't put it down till my eyes cross.

Diana Eason, 2007-10-26 19:34

So any secrets to clearing all the bubbles?? That is the ultimate stategy right? I can't put this game down however not doing very well. Any secrets.

Joyce M Morris, 2008-04-05 00:34

not sure this is the ultimate strategy but I played this for some time and am continuing to evolve some strategies.

Of course, scanning for which color naturally occurs across most columns in a reasonable proximity for alignment for max score is step 1.
Step 2, I do the inverse- which color is least likely to score- eliminate those bubbles first.
Step 3, eliminate next least likely color.
Step 4, rethink first choice for color against second contender. make a decision, then eliminate second contender.

overall this provides pretty good results. Occasionally I do break all bubbles.

Rod Littrell, 2008-06-24 15:59

Hi Rod, when eliminating all bubbles, do you get a bonus then? Or how can one get a bonus?

Thanx,

Brit
max score 1062

Brit den Biggelaar , 2008-08-09 22:20

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