Bubble Spinner

Many games have you fire colored balls at a pile trying to make connected groups of three to destroy them. Bubble Spinner is the first that I have come across that not only have the pile suspended in the middle, but are attached to a rotating point. The angle at which you hit the pile can actually cause it to spin. The goal is to get as many points as possible. You get a point for every ball that you make disappear times the level your are on. To make a ball disappear you have to hit it with the same color to make a connected group of at least three. Alternatively, if you destroy its last connection to the solid point in the center it will disappear as well. If your shot does not result in anything disappearing, then one of the marker balls at the bottom left disappears. When they are all gone an assortment of random balls comes flying in from the sides and attaches to your pile. When you first start their are six marker balls. Once you drop to zero, five new ones appear (after the new balls come flying in from the sides). Then four, three, two, one, then back to six. The marker count is not effected by changing levels. You can use the walls to back shots to hit the right spot. If your ball his 6 walls in a row you will have to shoot it again and one of the marker balls will disappear. If a ball connected to the pile touches the wall you lose.

Give Bubble Spinner a try.