BubbletUT

Unreal Tournament mod | Released Mar 18, 2006

BubbletUT is a new gametype for UT of the popular Bubblet! game out and about. It's a logic/puzzle game where you have a grid of bubblets to pop. Sounds simple, except that the more bubblets you have connected when you pop them, the more points you get for it. Throw in 4 different modes of play, and you have a quite challenging (at times) simple little puzzle game. The modes are:Standard: Bubblets only fall downward as space permits. Games are usually quick, but can be challenging at times. Continuous: As you wipe out entire columns of bubblets, new columns are created and brought into play. Shifter: Bubblets now shift to the right as well as fall downwards when space permits. Takes a bit of getting used to planning how things will look after large pops. MegaShifter: Bubblets not only shift both right and down as space permits, but new columns are introduced as well as shifted when columns are depleted. High scores can be expected from a master, but just how high can you go?

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