Looking for a casual game that keeps you hooked? Bubbles Shooter Squirrel feels like that thing you play when you want to kill time, but it can get annoying fast. The mechanics are funky, and yes, the physics can seem wonky. It’s simple, yet tricky to master.
This game is a neat little puzzle shooter with basic mechanics. Shooting bubbles is straightforward, but the physics sometimes misfire. It gets tricky when rows get tight. Sometimes, the bubbles bounce in weird ways, making you wonder if it’s intentional or just wonky design.
No real builds here, just pick your favorite squirrel and spam bubbles. It’s not about gear, just timing. Some players swear by specific color strategies, but honestly, it feels mostly luck. Playing without overthinking might be your best bet.
If you want a secret, don't rush. Take your time aiming even if it seems slow. Sometimes waiting for the right bubble helps land tricky shots. And yes, ignoring the timer can actually save you. That got me farther than I expected.
The story is basic. You shoot bubbles, clear levels, and watch how many you can chain, then it ends. No real surprise ending, just a few changes as you go. It’s a casual game, so don’t expect too much depth. It’s okay if it makes you want toquit sometimes.
