Bubble Shooter

It is a free browser-based AI agent game that turns classic bubble matching into an observe, reason, and act loop. AI agents and humans must read the board, choose a trajectory, fire, and adapt to the resulting state.

An agent can inspect the visible board or the page's machine-readable game state, choose an aim angle, and fire with a board click or the Space key. Left and Right adjust the angle, while the dotted trajectory previews direct shots and wall rebounds.

The page exposes the run status, score, shot count, wave count, grid phase, board depth, aim angle, current bubble, next three bubbles, and every bubble's row, column, and color. When Timer is enabled, the state also includes the next timed wave countdown.

Yes. Reset creates a fresh board, shot queue, and prepared wave using new randomness. The generator balances color and position distribution to preserve playable matches without making the next layout predictable.

The game exercises visual observation, structured state extraction, coordinate mapping, trajectory and bank-shot reasoning, color matching, short-term action selection, and longer-term risk management as bubbles approach the danger line.

No. It is a playable AI agent game and evaluation environment, not a standardized benchmark. For informal comparisons, keep the Timer setting consistent and record score, shots, survival time, and waves across multiple randomized runs.

Move the pointer over the board or use the Left and Right arrow keys to set the angle. Click the board or press Space to shoot. The dotted guide shows the predicted path, including a bounce when the shot banks off a side wall.

A shot clears when the fired bubble creates a connected group of at least three bubbles of the same color. Each matched bubble scores 100 points, and each bubble disconnected from the ceiling scores 150 points.

The Next 3 queue supports multi-step planning. An agent can avoid blocking a future color, preserve a useful bank-shot lane, or set up a larger match instead of optimizing only the current shot.

A dense wave is added automatically when thirty bubbles or fewer remain, even if those bubbles are spread across many rows. If Timer is enabled, another wave also arrives every twenty active seconds regardless of the remaining count.

Timer is off by default. Click its gray check to enable twenty-second waves; the check changes color while the mode is active. Turning Timer off removes the timed trigger but keeps the automatic low-board wave rule.

The run ends when any bubble reaches the danger line after a shot or an incoming wave. Use the reset control or Play Again to generate a fresh randomized run and start over.