Bubble Loop!

Name: Bubble Loop!
Author: MIGMIG DIJITAL PLATFORM ANONIM SIRKETI

By: MIGMIG DIJITAL PLATFORM ANONIM SIRKETI

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Features & Capabilities

Bubble Loop! is a relaxing yet brain-teasing bubble puzzle game where every move matters. Collect matching bubbles, plan your strategy, and clear the board using clever combos, all set to vibrant pixel art and smooth popping animations.

With progressively challenging levels, unique boards, and powerful clears, Bubble Loop! delivers a calm, satisfying experience that’s perfect for unwinding or testing your logic.

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By:

MIGMIG DIJITAL PLATFORM ANONIM SIRKETI

Version:

1.15.51 Last updated: 2026-05-06

Version code:

885290989

Creation date:

2026-02-16

Compatible devices:

Size:

283.98MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 1,628,682 ▼ 1,518,149

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Developed by:

MIGMIG DIJITAL PLATFORM ANONIM SIRKETI

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/bubble-loop/id6758100175

Website:

https://www.migmigx.com/

User Reviews

Updated: the game has arbitrary rules. Sometimes a bucket holds 5 bubbles, sometimes 20, sometimes more, with no indication. Then the bubbles sometimes fall from the second row and sometimes not with no consistency. It’s like the developers giving us a big middle finger. Deleted the app. Original review: A carbon copy of tons of similar games: sucks you in, you might even spend $8 to remove ads, but then it gets too hard and unfairly takes away hard-earned rewards, all to try to get you to spend more real $ to keep playing. Also, inconsistent gameplay: sometimes the buckets hold like 5 bubbles and sometimes it takes like 30 to fill them; sometimes bubbles drop from the second row but sometimes they don’t. It just feels like there are no rules, except that the end user must repeatedly just lose. Do better, developers. Seriously.