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Touch the Bubbles 3
by Komix
Touch the Bubbles 3
Tags for Touch the Bubbles 3
Description
pop bubbles, avoid red
How to Play
mouse
Comments
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Godeke
Jun. 02, 2010
A nice change from the typical "move the mouse along the maze game". Slashing bonuses are also a good upgrade from the typical.
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BewareOfElephant
Feb. 20, 2011
@at kingof fmpa2: red is a bad color as a cultural thing. In America and most European countries, red represents danger. When driving, for example, red means to stop or turn around, just how it has been accepted in Western nations. Seeing as how it is also the color of blood, it also represents pain and suffering, such that if you see it, it generally means someone is hurt. When I said cultural, China makes a good example of why this isn't always true. Chinese money is red, and red is seen as good or safe there (whereas our money is green, and green is seen as good here). As you can see by this comment, I have proven to myself that I have no life whatsoever. Anyway, that's why. And stuff.
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hamuka
Nov. 30, 2011
For everyone wondering, the levels with an X are bonus levels that are not unlocked yet. + this up so people stop asking.
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kingof_fpma2
Dec. 31, 2010
why is red always a bad color?
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Friz
Jun. 02, 2010
I really like the pic you used for the game preview
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