Bubblewrap

Tap a cell. It pops, shoves its neighbours, and they pop too and if you set the board up right, that one tap takes half of it with you.

Bubblewrap is a quiet puzzle about loading a position and then detonating it. Every tap costs, and the price rises all run, so the question is never "what can I clear" but "what is worth clearing, and when". Big chains are pure profit. Small ones are how you go broke.

- No timers. No reflexes. No pressure of any kind. Put it down mid-chain and it will be exactly where you left it.

- One screen, one hand, no menus to learn. You will understand what you can do in ten seconds. What you should do takes considerably longer.

- Bar cells fire along a whole row or column. Shiny cells make every future tap cheaper, permanently, but only if you reach them with a chain.

- Plays entirely offline. No ads. Nothing to collect, no daily quests, no timers counting down while you are not looking.

Free to play five runs a day. One optional purchase, once, removes the limit forever and unlocks all nine colour schemes. There is no second thing to buy, no currency, no subscription, and there never will be.