The
iBots live on a planet far away. A planet made up entirely of machines.
Many space travelers have crash landed on their planet and are being held prisoner inside frozen time bubbles.
You've managed to infiltrate their security systems and have taken
control of the time bubble freezer. The freezer will create new colored
bubbles and shoot them into the time chamber. However, there's a flaw
in the design that the iBots don't know about. If three bubbles of the
same color are attached, they pop and free the frozen travelers.
About the Game
iBots Time Bubbles
is a casual match-3 color game. It is played in similar fashion to the
popular
puzzle game called Puzzle Bobble and Bust-A-Move. You shoot bubbles up
and try to connect 3 or more of the same color. When this happens the
bubbles pop and any bubbles that were connected to them and not linked
to the top are dropped. Bonus points are awarded for the number of
dropped bubbles. As you play the game the bubbles will get lower and
lower. Once a frozen bubble crosses the red terminator line you lose
the game. You have 5 lives and when all lives are used up your score is
reset to 0 and game play resumes from where you left off. The iBots Time Bubbles game supports Apple's Game
Center for the iPad. There are 12 leaderboards and 30 achievements.
iBots Time Bubbles has 2 play modes:
Relaxed Mode
In relaxed mode you play forever. There are no limits to the number of levels and each level is randomly generated.
Puzzle Mode
In
puzzle mode you're given a set number of levels that are hand designed.
Each level has a solution but may not be simple to solve. A time bonus
is awarded for how quickly you can solve the puzzle.
iPad Screenshots
iBots Time Bubbles was designed and coded for the iPad by Les Bird in
2011.
iBots Time Bubbles uses the Cocos2D game engine for the iPhone
and iPad.