Bubble Witch
Wesley Dupler
Pay attention to what color is next in the queue. Sometimes you have a choice between two different, equally attractive groups of bubbles to pop. How do you choose which to go with? Well, check which color is coming up next in your shooter, and pop whichever side will open up bubbles for your next shot. A little bit of thinking ahead can save you from wasting shots.
Stella and her cats need your help to fend off the dark spirits that are plaguing their land. Travel the realm bursting as many bubbles as you can in this exciting adventure. Win levels and free Witch Country piece by piece.Take on this epic saga alone or play with friends to see who can get the highest score!
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Level 151 is the first level in Frightening Faraway Fair, and is the first morgana level. To pass this level you must destroy 5 Morgana shields and score the minimum of 10,000 points in 42 moves or fewer. If you pass this level with leftover moves, Bubble Rain will activate and will score you additional points.
Level 1 is the first level in The Witches Cottage and first level in Bubble Witch 2 Saga, and is also the first classic level. To pass this level you must clear 6 ceiling bubbles and score the minimum of 1,000 points in 20 moves or fewer. If you pass this level with leftover moves, Bubble Rain will activate and will score you additional points.
Level 170 is the twentieth and final level of Frightening Faraway Fair and also is the fourth morgana level. To pass this level you must destroy 4 Morgana shields and score the minimum of 10,000 points in 28 moves or fewer. If you pass with leftover moves, Bubble Rain will activate and will score you additional points.
Stella is the main protagonist in the game. She teams up with her cats to save Witch Country from the Evil Morgana. She wears a be-witch vampire modified dressed, colored with blue, yellow, and a bit of purple. Embrace yourself to a different looking witch!
We might as well start with the mother of all King properties, the enormously popular Candy Crush which has very, very clear roots int he hit puzzle game Bejeweled, credited with popularizing the Match-3 craze years before Candy Crush existed. But in fact, King has also been accused of cloning CandySwipe, a lower budget Match-3 Bejeweled clone that came out two years before Candy Crush Saga, which had similar candies, messages (Sweet!) and an app icon.
King's second most popular franchise, Bubble Witch, can directly trace its lineage to the classic Puzzle Bobble, also known as Bust-a-Move when it came to North America. In the game, players try to clear bubbles in another form of color-matching.
As for the rest? Pyramid Solitaire Saga is, unsurprisingly, based on the solitaire card game Pyramid. Diamond Digger Saga is another type of SameGame, while Farm Heroes Saga and Pepper Panic Saga are more Match-3 variants. And that's it. That's their entire games roster.
The point I'm making is that King is very good at turning existing successful puzzle games and giving them their polished "Saga" spin. But they've never invented a truly original hit, always drawing on past puzzling icons for "inspiration." I don't think they're Zynga-style outright cloners, but the two companies do seem similar in many ways, and look where Zynga is now. (Seriously, look, like send out a search party for them).
King has grown fat off the ability to effective monetize classics by forcing players to pay for extra lives and to skip timegates. It's worked for a good long while, and with the amount of revenue they bring in, I can't even say that the $5.9B valuation is necessarily crazy. But it is disappointing all the same that King is now a part of the biggest deal in gaming history when it's never had a truly original thought in its head. That's a bad precedent for the industry, and rewarding a mobile giant for the practices that make the mobile games industry at large something of a creative wasteland.
Bubble Witch Saga is a popular match three puzzle game by King, the same makers of the wildly popular Candy Crush Saga franchise. If you're looking for the best tips, hints, and cheats, you've come to the right place! In Bubble Witch Saga you are tasked with helping the witches ward off dark spirits that are trying to take over the land by popping your way through more than 500 levels. Use potions and spells along the way to help you pass harder levels before you run out of lives. Here's our top ten tips, hints, and cheats to getting your highest Bubble Witch Saga score yet!
Bubble Witch Saga lives work much like Candy Crush. Every time you don't pass a level or forfeit, you'll lose one. You can always bug your Facebook friends for more but if you are too impatient for that, Bubble Witch Saga luckily contains the same time glitch that Candy Crush does. Simply hop into your Settings app and change the time forward a few hours. Re-open Bubble Witch Saga and your lives should now be replenished again.
Every day you come back consecutively to play Bubble Witch Saga you are given the Wish of Precision for 24 hours for free. If you don't currently have it due to not playing several days in a row, there's a way you can trick Bubble Witch Saga into thinking you have. Just play for a few minutes, then hop into setting and forward the time ahead 24 hours. Re-open Bubble Witch Saga and you should be presented with the Wish of Precision instantly.
Before you start pelting bubbles all over the place, you'll need to have a plan. When you can you should always aim high in order to release as many bubbles as you can. The more they bounce off of each other and on to spiders, the higher your score will be. It also means that you'll use less shots to clear those bubbles resulting in bonus bubbles at the end of the level. Always use the least amount of bubbles as you can.
Some folks don't realize that you can not only see what color is coming up in the cauldron, but swap the current bubble for the one coming up by tapping on the cauldron. Many times swapping a bubble can give you a larger combo that you would not have had with the current color. Always be aware of what's coming next and swap whenever you need to. There's no cost or penalty for doing this so take advantage of it!
When bubbles bounce off spiders, it multiplies your score. You always want to have the highest amount of spiders dangling as you can. Each time you toss a bubble and don't create a cluster of three or more, you lose 2 spiders. Try and avoid this at all costs and keep the max amount of spiders dangling. Then aim to drop bubbles on top of them. Watch your score when it hits the cauldron, you'll notice it's higher than if it were to just drop in without the spider's help.
In some levels you can ricochet bubbles off the wall in order to connect with other bubbles that may seem out of reach. It requires a little bit of aim but it something that shouldn't be forgotten about, especially if you have the Wish of Foresight activated. Be sure to look for combos you can reach before deciding what shot to take.
The Wish of Foresight lets you see 3 bubbles in the cauldron instead of just two. This means tapping the cauldron will let you swap between all three. Unfortunately this will cost you $1.99 in real money and only last one level. However, I have found the Wish of Foresight to be extremely helpful on tougher levels where you're running out of bubbles before you can clear it or not achieving a high enough score. It's one of the better boosts available in Bubble Witch Saga, you just have to use it wisely.
Sometimes only one bubble is keeping several others holding on. This is often the case by the walls. You'll normally only need to get to one or two bubbles at the top in order to create a cascade effect and send a huge amount of bubbles tumbling down. Watch for these and clear them as quickly as possible.
The only thing worse than missing a good combo is seeing one and not being able to get to it. Balls that are dangling directly above the cauldron can severely impair your ability to reach most of the board. Remove these bothersome bubbles first so then you have a better idea of what you can actually get to on the board.
For some reason, King games are ridiculously easier on the computer than they are on mobile. On top of that, even if you're out of lives on your iPhone or iPad, you won't be on Facebook since they don't sync. This holds true not only for Candy Crush, but for Bubble Witch Saga as well. If you're having trouble passing a level on your iPhone or iPad, hop on a computer and fire up Bubble Witch Saga in a browser. You may actually get free items for doing so too that you wouldn't get in the mobile version. I've passed countless levels in Candy Crush this way that had me stumped and Bubble Witch Saga seems to follow the same gameplay tactic.
If you play Bubble Witch Saga regularly, let me know in the comments if you have any strategies for popping bubbles that I haven't mentioned. And if you've come across any other cheats or glitches, be sure to let us know those too!
The game has more than five hundred levels in which we will have to show our ability firing bubbles. Aim is important, but not everything: to think well about our next move to make bubbles fall, for example, can be a good strategy.
Bubble Witch Saga has online leader-boards, thanks to which we will be able to compete against our friends and challenge them. We will find lots of different items to unlock as well, which will push us to continue making progress through the hundreds of levels in the game.
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