Nice I enjoyed it. Really fun to spend time on it. great job

Nice game :)

Played it the first time like an aim trainer and only then realized, that i need to wait for them to grow :)

This was pretty fun, I liked that there was some strategic element to it! I think and indicator of when a bubble is about to pop by itself could be useful, I was never sure if I was pushing it too much

I made something really similar! I took a bit more of an aim trainer approach, but I like the strategy and target prioritisation that comes from popping the bubbles before they merge. I had no trouble understanding the game immdiately, which is great. The music was nice and relaxing too. If I had to make a suggestion, I would look at potentially adding a difficulty increase as the game progresses, it's a tiny bit easy. Second, polish like particle effects etc. always make a game pop. Great job!

Simple yet fun! Good job :)

Simple, sweet, and straight to the point with a fun use of the theme.  There's some similarity with Vimlark's "Click the Circle" game which I think game me an advantage and made it easy to get going :D 

An interesting idea with small bubbles popping reducing your score.  Took me a minute to understan, and then I was trying to let them get as big as possible (which then made me run into the clicks not registering problem ^^").  With the bugs worked out, this would be a fun arcade-like game

Pretty fun game, interesting that you get negative points for popping it when it's too small. At first I was just popping them when they first appeared and had like -1000 points and then by accident realized big ball big points. Great work! Keep it up!

This is really cool! Definitely bare bones as you said, but I can think of a few ways you could evolve it into a fun little puzzle game. You could have levels where you only get X clicks, and have to meet a minimum point requirement before your clicks run out. Difficulty of puzzle could be affected by score, number of clicks, spawn rate of bubbles, and proximity of the spawns.

I'd also recommend adding a little +score pop up that appears and disappears on top of each bubble after you pop it. It's difficult to know how many points you are earning otherwise, because keeping an eye on the score at the top while also watching the bubbles is tough. 

I played a similar game in the jam, but this has a better implementation. I liked that bubbles of same color join together to make a bigger one. Fun to play!

Good idea.But sometimes bubbles broke in such a sudden way.I can't expect and prevent it.

Great idea. I was a little confused at the beginning, so I read the instruction again and it made much more sense. However, it often happened to me that a new bubble spawned under my large bubble so it popped without me being able to prevent that. Would be nice to give the player a chance to prevent it. Interesting game idea tho, good job!

The idea is nice, I didn't understand I needed to protect the bubble from others at first avan if I read the description, me slow sometimes :D.

But after that, it kinda had that strategic part that add more fun, well done!

Fun! Good pace for the bubbles, felt neither overwhelming nor slow.

Pretty fun. I think if you iron out those couple of issues you already know about, it'll be a solid little game. Good submission :)

A unique take on the theme with gameplay and presentation with basic but effective aesthetics. Liked the game.

nice concept, and really unique idea, simple but effective graphics.

Ahh this is a really satisfying game!   Got 4317 not bad!  The limited bubble resource and clicking early to give negative points are really cool ideas to get more efficient for scoring.

Really adictive game. I got 2617, not sure how good that is. A little bit of bugs but overall cool idea.

I got 4402, is that a high score? Anyway, its evidently an adictive game, and a great idea for 'growth'. I also love the penalty for popping bubbles too early, as it prevents spamming and makes you think about when to pop each bubble. Aside from the bugs, its really well executed. Congratulations!