Best bubble shooter games for Android
Bubble shooter games have you aim and fire colored bubbles at the wall overhead, popping same-colored groups before the ceiling creeps down.
17 games ranked · How we rank
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A polished, content-rich bubble shooter that suits casual players who want a free, offline-friendly puzzle with thousands of levels.
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A polished, story-driven bubble shooter that rewards careful aim, with ads and optional purchases as the price of entry.
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A long-running, content-rich bubble shooter that suits casual puzzle fans, provided ads and in-app purchases do not put them off.
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A polished, free bubble shooter with hundreds of levels that suits anyone wanting short puzzle sessions and friends' scores to chase.
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A free, offline-friendly bubble shooter with thousands of levels, props and daily rewards that suits casual players of any age.
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A generous, timer-free bubble popper with thousands of levels, best for players who want calm, unlimited sessions.
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A familiar, well-stocked bubble shooter with hundreds of levels, best for casual puzzle fans.
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A free, ad-supported bubble popper that works offline and suits casual players looking for simple, short sessions.
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A generous, well-supported bubble puzzle that suits casual players who want short sessions and regular events.
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A generous bubble shooter that suits short sessions, provided you accept ads and in-app purchases.
More of the best bubble shooter games
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11
Bubble Shooter Pop - Blast Fun
NiuAIGO
4.5
1M+
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12
Bubble POP GO! Puzzle Game
UP STUDIO
4.3
10M+
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13
Bubble Pop: Wild Rescue
Gimica GmbH
4.4
1M+
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14
Bubble Freedom
Bubble Shooter Artworks
4.4
10M+
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15
Bubble Pop Mania
ZenPuz
4.5
1M+
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16
Aura Bubbles
Blast 2 Fun Games
4.2
10M+
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17
Bubble Vortex
FatMan Studio
4.5
10K+
About bubble shooter games
The rules take seconds to learn, but every missed shot adds a row, so the board keeps the pressure on, and a level fits a short break. They suit players who want something calm and readable rather than reflex-heavy, at almost any age. The differences come down to how the aiming works, how cleverly levels are built, how often difficulty spikes and how the game asks you to pay. Some use a fixed number of shots and puzzle-like layouts, others endless boards and power-ups. Some fit a short daily session, others a long, steady climb.
What to look for
- Check how aiming works, since a clear guide line and a predictable bounce off the side walls make the difference between a fair shot and a frustrating one.
- Look at how the levels are designed, because a good mix of layouts and special bubbles keeps the game interesting well past the first few boards.
- See how the game makes money, as some hand you extra shots or power-ups through ads or purchases while others keep the board playable without them.
- Consider whether the game plays offline, which matters if you want to fill a commute or a flight without a connection.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.