Bubble Hit 247

Bubble Hit 247 is a bubble-popping game with an initial classic light purple background and dark purple arrow shooter. That said, it offers unique levels and features. The player's goals are to clear all hanging connected bubbles across levels and earn high scores. 

The player shoots projectiles at groups of two or more connected matching bubbles to form poppable clusters. They earn the most points when they pop large clusters and create avalanches in which any non-matching bubbles below a cluster also pop in place.

The game provides an elongated, color-matched, dotted targeting line that makes precise shooting easier. It also shows a preview of the next projectile at all times near the left corner. Additionally, it provides no-hit penalty passes per level, as indicated by a number displayed on a clear bubble in the far-left corner. When the player fails to pop clusters too many times, the game drops new rows onto the field.

Bubble Hit 247 provides several options not available in most classic bubble shooters. The player can use a button to the right of the field to undo their last move. They can also use an options button to adjust the background color, the speed, blast and skins of the bubbles, and the sounds.

The player receives additional penalty passes after clearing levels. The game also displays the player's score, bonus, total score and max score at the end of each level. The player can win gold, silver and bronze rewards as well. 

A right-side statistics button allows them to track their total wins, total losses, win percentage, max score and number of awards. This area also displays the top 10 players on an all-time best players list.

How To Play

Shoot projectiles at color-matched groups. Prepare ahead by always considering the preview projectile's color before taking a shot. If necessary, use the undo move button. Win rewards.

Controls

Mouse: Click buttons. To shoot bubble projectiles, slide the mouse left or right and then click.
Mobile: Tap buttons. To shoot projectiles, slide the finger or stylus and then tap.