Bubble Cube 2 Review

How to Play

The essential task of Bubble Cube 2 is to shoot down bubbles of matching colors. Opponents each get the same game board to play so they all start out on an even keel. The game offers multiple modes of play, including a practice mode, head-to-head games, tournament play, and special events. The company advises that you take some time to study the board before initiating play. There is a tutorial section available in-app and Bubble Cube 2's developers publish several tutorials on YouTube. Games last three minutes and you can pause play for up to 45 minutes once you've initiated a game.

Deposits and Withdrawals

To play for cash, you can deposit money in your Bubble Cube 2 account using a credit card or Paypal. Winnings are available for transfer using PayPal, as well.

Availability 

Bubble Cube 2 is available for iOS and Android devices. You can download the game from the Apple App Store, from the company's website, or at the Galaxy Store. The app is not available on Google Play at this time. You must be at least 18 years old to compete for cash in tournaments but you can also play for fun at any age. Playing Bubble Cube 2 for cash is prohibited in the following states: Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Louisiana, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Tennessee.

Consumer Sentiment

Bubble Cube 2 makes Apple's list of the top 100 Casino games. The game earns an excellent rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars in the App Store, based on more than 2,000 ratings and reviews. Some consumers note that fees for playing in Bubble Cube 2 tournaments can be quite high—as much as $75. Given the low odds of winning, the game is likely to cost you more to play than you're liable to earn. The company also charges a fee for withdrawing winnings under $10.