Professor Bubble

Professor Bubble is basically a match game where you play for free while matching the balls with the same colours three or more in a row to match and get the most efficient result.

The gamer plays the role of a science professor who has to shoot balls through a cannon as a part of an experiment. The balls are of different colours like red, green, blue, black, purple, etc. The cannon chooses a ball of any color randomly. So you have to shoot it in the right direction to think the matching will occur and bring the best possible result.

The cannon is situated in a room where you can aim directly at the walls so the bubbles will flank the balls. The bubbles will bounce off and hit a specific target area. These small tricks you can use to continue and get the score as high as possible. You will start from level one. The more you progress, the higher the levels are going to be. And much more difficult too. But, after all, this is a fun game. The challenging part of the game is what's making it great if it was too easy, it would be boring!

The time will be counted below. The scores will be shown above. If one ball gets in touch with the cannon, it will not get enough room to shoot the ball into the desired place. And the game will be over. So, be aware and be clever. Know when and where to shoot a ball. Know when and how the shoot will be effective enough.

Choose your direction carefully. And after being sure of the success of the shot, then shoot. It is recommended for all who will play the game. Don't rush. Don't panic, and don't hurry. Instead, think and speculate every move like a mastermind and then shoot it. The total environment will be enjoyable for you.

The complete outline of the game is perfect. The game is also beneficial for children and adults to pass their time doing something pleasant and productive. Matching games like this are a kind of exercise of the mind. So, to do some brain exercise, this game is undoubtedly a good choice.

Everyone can play it both via PC and laptop. You can control the interface and shoot the bubbles by mouse or just only touching on the screen. So, why not try it right now?