Peludinhos
There's a little bear stuck up there. Pop the blocks and bring him home.
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There's a little bear stuck up there. Pop the blocks and bring him home.
this game wants your phone sideways. go on, turn it.
plays fine with your thumb
A rescue blast in 40 levels and four worlds: tap two or more matching blocks that touch, and they pop. The little animals come down on their own as the floor under them disappears — you open the path to the doghouse in the yard. Nine cute pets to rescue (bear, polar bear, tanuki, piglet, reindeer, bunny, penguin, duckling and chick), each one kept in the album. A group of five leaves a rocket, seven a bomb, nine the rainbow that clears a whole color. Five obstacles, one per world: crate, two-layer box, the cage that holds a pet, the pipe that pours new blocks and the rock that only yields to an explosion. A column that empties closes up, and the path appears. Colorblind mode with a symbol inside every block.
A little pet is stuck up top and its house sits on the bottom row, in the yard. You don't move the pet: you move the floor under it. Tap two or more matching blocks that touch to pop them; whatever is above falls, and the pet drops down its own column until it reaches home.
It's a one-finger or mouse game. Press on a group to see its outline and count, then release to pop it; slide off the group before releasing and nothing happens. Tap a rocket, bomb or rainbow to fire it. On the keyboard, ESC pauses and M toggles sound.
Every level has a move budget and each pop spends one. A group of five leaves a rocket that clears a row or column; seven, a bomb that blasts the 5x5 square around it; nine, the rainbow, which removes the blocks of that color. The level ends when the last pet gets home or when you run out of moves.
Forty levels across four worlds, each one adding an obstacle: the crate, which only breaks from a pop next to it; the cage, which holds a pet and opens the same way; the rock, which only yields to a rocket or bomb; and the pipe, which pours new blocks into its column.
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