Bubble Mill

On the edge of the village, beyond the last garden, stands an old mill, and the locals have long grown accustomed to its quirks. It hasn’t ground flour in many years. As soon as the wind picks up, its sails begin to turn, and bubbles of pink, blue, green, and yellow fly out of the millstones. They gather in a circle and slowly swirl above the roof, as if the mill had invented a new pastime for itself. The children from the neighboring houses call it the Bubble Mill and argue over whose turn it is to visit it in the evenings. The adults just shake their heads, while the mill continues to spin its wings and create new patterns out of bubbles.

How to play?

In the center of the screen, a figure made of multicolored bubbles spins, and you shoot balls at it. You choose your aim yourself: on a computer, move the cursor and click the mouse button; on a phone, tap the desired direction. If you connect three or more balls of the same color, the entire group disappears, making room for new combinations. But there’s one catch: the shape is constantly rotating, so your usual aiming angle may change, and bouncing off the wall is sometimes the only way to hit a bubble hidden behind neighboring ones. You can see the next set of bubbles in advance, so you can plan your shots ahead of time. Available power-ups help you deal with large clusters of bubbles. As you progress through the levels, the bubble shapes become more intricate, and the color combinations more complex. It’s no longer enough to simply hit the target—precision and timing are what matter most. A level is considered complete when there are no bubbles left on the board. After that, the next level unlocks. Dedicated buttons let you restart a level, pause the game, or mute the sound. Clear all the bubbles from the mill and complete every level.