About Bubble Shooter Crystal Hunt
Most bubble shooters ask you to clear the board. This one hands you a collection quota instead. Certain bubbles are marked as targets, and rare crystals hide inside clusters where nothing reaches them until the surrounding bubbles are gone. That change makes the whole game feel less tidy, because the efficient shot and the useful shot are often in opposite corners.
Pressure comes from the wall. It slides toward the border line whether you shoot well or not, and there is no level to finish, only a run to extend. Boosters buy back space when a corner has gone solid.
How to play
- Read what the run is asking you to collect.
- Fire at groups of three or more sharing your bubble’s colour to pop them.
- Break open clusters that surround a crystal so it drops into your total.
- Keep the wall away from the line for as long as you can manage.
Controls
- Aim with the mouse or trackpad and click to launch the loaded bubble
- On a phone or tablet, slide a finger to set the angle and lift to release
Tips
- Chase your target colour first. Clearing a neat unrelated cluster feels good and moves you no closer to the quota.
- A crystal sits locked inside its cluster, so clear the bubbles directly under it and let it drop rather than firing at the crystal itself.
- Hold boosters until one side of the wall has dropped noticeably lower than the other.
