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Pop to the Top · Bubble game
People notice what rises to the top of their feed.
Every bubble is a chance to capture attention. Pop them on their way up to the top of the feed, build a streak, and see how much you can capture in 30 seconds.
- Score
- 0
- Time
- 30s
- Best
- 0
- Lives
Clear the challenge: 30 seconds without pausing, at least 85% caught and no more than one trap.
- Building momentum75 points
- Standing out200 points
- Top of the feed300 points
- Hidden in the colorsTry a colorful combination
Capture bubbles as they rise. Avoid red ! traps. Streaks of 5, 10, 15 and 20 earn ×2, ×3, ×4 and ×5 points. Powers activate automatically: at 10, Shield blocks your next trap; at 20, Time Warp gives five seconds of half speed; at 30, Clear the Feed captures visible bubbles and clears traps for four seconds. Each power activates once per run.
Game rules and keyboard controls
Your best streak increases speed and shortens catch windows for the rest of the run, up to 50% extra pace. Each missed positive bubble costs 3 points and resets your streak; every third miss costs a life. Red ! traps cost a life and 20 points. Shield absorbs one trap without counting a hit, even after losing your streak. Time Warp and Clear the Feed fire as soon as you reach their streak thresholds. Powers never extend the 30-second round. Keyboard: Tab, then Enter or Space; focused bubbles hold still but their catch windows still expire. The bar shows time left to catch. Only scores from completed 30-second rounds are saved when browser storage is available.
A conversation before a proposal.
- 01
Describe what needs attention.
Share what’s taking too much time, falling behind, or hard to explain to your customers.
- 02
Talk it through.
Scott reviews your request and follows up to discuss whether Bizwise Digital can help.
- 03
Review the proposal.
If the project makes sense, your written proposal explains the work, responsibilities, price and payment terms before it begins.