Bubble Space Patrol
By @张海威ios-prod
Blast glossy bubbles and use star-powered rapid fire to survive this cute 90-second space patrol.
How to play
- Drag or use arrow keys to steer your ship left and right across the screen.
- Shoot incoming enemies and asteroids automatically to score 100 or 150 points each.
- Collect yellow stars to activate a seven-second rapid fire mode and earn 250 points.
- Survive until the 90-second timer runs out without losing your three lives.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag left or right on the screen to steer your ship.
- Keyboard
- Use the Left and Right arrow keys to steer your ship.
- Mouse
- Click and drag left or right to steer your ship.
More about this game
In Bubble Space Patrol, your goal is to survive a 90-second run while blasting incoming hazards for points. Your ship fires automatically every 0.27 seconds, so you must focus on steering to dodge or destroy enemies and asteroids. As the timer ticks down, enemies spawn faster and move up to 65 percent quicker, with some even requiring two hits to destroy. Collect star power-ups for a temporary rapid-fire boost. A run ends when the 90-second timer reaches zero, securing the galaxy, or if you lose all three lives.
Tips
- Prioritize collecting stars, as the seven-second rapid-fire boost reduces your shot cooldown to 0.105 seconds, making clearing hazards much easier.
- Watch out for tougher enemies late in the run; as time decreases, standard hazards have up to a 50 percent chance to spawn with two hit points.
- You have 1.35 seconds of invincibility after taking a hit, so use that brief window to reposition safely away from dense enemy clusters.
Questions
How do I win the game?
You win by surviving until the 90-second timer reaches zero. If you collide with hazards and lose all three of your lives before the time is up, the run ends early.
What do the yellow stars do?
Collecting a star gives you 250 points and activates a rapid-fire mode for seven seconds. This significantly increases your shooting speed, dropping the delay between shots from 0.27 to 0.105 seconds.
How does the difficulty change over time?
As the 90-second timer decreases, the spawn interval drops from 0.75 seconds to as low as 0.41 seconds. Hazards also move up to 65 percent faster and sometimes require two hits to pop.