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• Announcements·27 Apr 2022Official

  Release 1.11.15 Available For Beta Testing

  The beta version of our next release (version 1.11.15) is now available for public testing! It's been a long time since our last STEAM update, but we've still been making improvements to Tiny Bubbles. To access the beta in your STEAM library, join our discord server and then follow the instructions in the #announcements channel. You'll need to have Tiny Bubbles already in your STEAM library; we are not issuing new STEAM keys at this time. The beta includes many content improvements, optimizations, and support for the latest hardware. This release is available for Windows (32/64-bit), Mac (Intel/M1), and Linux(64-bit).
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• Announcements·8 May 2020Official

  Indie Megabooth Sale: Tiny Bubbles 40% off through May 12!

  {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/30758115/13f7900f0047faf9fe14685320a0566cfd46ccc5.png 1. Pine Street Codeworks is supporting Indie Megabooth’s Going Away Sale! Indie Megabooth has supported us and so many other indie devs over the years at events like PAX. We hope to see them back in action soon. We are offering Tiny Bubbles at a 40% discount and a portion of sales goes to support their fantastic team. 2. During the sale, I'll be live streaming the game with lots of gameplay tips, stories, and dumb jokes. Here's the schedule: Fri (5/8): 1-4pm Sat (5/9): 1-3pm Sun (5/10): 3-5pm Mon (5/11): 11-2pm You'll find the live stream on the Tiny Bubbles Store Page, Sale Page, or from within this event page. 3. Our tiny team is hard at work on the first update in a long time which will add some great new content. Keep an eye out for announcements on Steam News, Facebook or Twitter. I've posted previews, GIFs and other tidbits on our Discord #dev-log channel as well. We are hoping to have the update live some time this summer... So now is a great time to pick up a copy or send a copy to your friend while the game is discounted, for a limited time! Until next time, happy popping! -Stu
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• Announcements·27 Sept 2019Official

  Our biggest sale ever! 50% off for a limited time.

  We are doing our biggest sale ever on Tiny Bubbles. Starting today, Friday Sep 27th at 10 am PST, Tiny Bubbles is 50% OFF FOR 10 DAYS ONLY! Pick up one of the most unique indie puzzles games of 2019, for the lowest price, until midnight Sunday, October 6th. Tiny Bubbles has won tons of industry awards for it's uniquely fun and relaxing strategy gameplay. Taking the best parts of games like Tetris, combined with the logic of some of the best thinking puzzles games of the past 20 years. Mix with never-before-seen bubble physics and you'll have an experience that will surprise your brain with each new challenge. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/30758115/859c323ef8db9b96ae2aab53074943cec7c243b5.png
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• Patch Notes·26 Jul 2018Official

  The "Blue Cloud" Update Is Now Available!

  https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steamcommunity/public/images/clans/30758115/cc11568ca84c0583c364b8e99d3d53ab13585b5f.png Hello Puzzle Poppers! This is the first major update since Tiny Bubbles released in May and I have some good things for you in version 1.3.50 (the "Blue Cloud" update): CHANGES Added support for Steam Cloud, so your games sync across all your Steam devices and your games are backed-up to the cloud (more below). You can now have up to 12 player profiles. It's also easier to switch and delete players. I made some overly-difficult puzzles a little easier (not in the final worlds - these are supposed to be hard). It's now slightly easier to progress to future worlds if you're stuck on a puzzle. Once you've completed a world, right-click on the star to see your high scores for the world. Added a button on the world high scores to view the leaderboards. Added convenient screenshot sharing button to the map popup and the in-game pause menu. Made it more obvious which puzzles you should be playing next. Added translation for Swedish. Hej kompisar! Visual design polish and improvements. Added Unity Data Privacy button for GDPR compliance. FIXES Leaderboards for Arcade worlds are now working. Fixed hints on a number of puzzles. Proofreading and tons of fixes to various language translations. Fixed an issue in Japanese where the "Black & Blue & Red" puzzle had the wrong goal. Fixed an issue where the fish would not blow any more bubbles in the Infinity Game. Lots of other small bug and crash fixes. SUPPORT PAGE UPDATED Tiny Bubbles now has an Official F.A.Q. CLOUD SAVES Once a game is saved to the cloud (after you play a puzzle or rename a player), a tiny blue cloud will appear next to the player name. These games will be available on other Steam clients. https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steamcommunity/public/images/clans/30758115/c38f62f31083be985aac50cc7e2c12d5074f4d46.png Let me know what you think on Twitter and Discord. Happy popping!
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• Press Coverage·9 May 2018

  Solving puzzles is only part of the fun in the adorable Tiny Bubbles

  Rather than the old brain-teaser flash games it resembles, Tiny Bubbles reminds me more of Nour , an interactive food sim expressly about playing with your food. It's an excellent and deceptively simple puzzle game, but its soap bubble puzzles are so fun to play with that I often find myself just fiddling with levels long after I've figured out how to solve them. They look and sound and feel just right. I'll probably never get tired of watching them stretch and pop and squish together, which is good because Tiny Bubbles gives you a whopping 172 puzzles for $10.  Tiny Bubbles is technically a match-four puzzle game in that your goal is to get four or more bubbles of the same color to touch and subsequently pop. You do so by filling blank, adjacent bubbles with the right color,  with your next available color indicated in a queue off to the side. You can also inject colors into colored bubbles—like adding blue to a yellow bubble to finish a green chain—or cut a bubble's border, either to pop it or have it combine with a connecting bubble. It all depends on what colors and tools each level gives you. But that's just the most basic puzzle type. In the few dozen levels I've played, I've encountered puzzles where the goal is to pop a certain number of a specific color, or prevent certain bubbles from popping, or connect bubbles filled with little starfish so that they can reunite. And apart from primary and secondary color bubbles, I've also seen brown bubbles which can only be made by mixing contrasting colors, and black bubbles which cannot be popped.  The difficulty ratchets up exponentially as more colors and objectives are introduced and your queue gets tighter and tighter, but the real trick is mastering the physics of the bubbles. Developer Pine Street Codeworks says Tiny Bubbles is built on a "custom molecular dynamics physics engine," and lead designer Stu Denman cites his grandfather...
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