This Free Puzzle Bubble Game: Panda Pop App Review was sponsored by SGN. All thought, opinions, experiences, and screenshots are my own.
Some people are predisposition for addictions. Whether it be their family lineage, unique combination of DNA, or some other sort of chemical coursing through them.
I’m one of those people.
And my feelings are just like this image I found on Pinterest. Usually if I find something I enjoy…it turns into utter obsession.
Last month I told you how I love games. And I do. But my husband won’t play them with me. My girls don’t always play by the rules. So that leaves online games.
I’ve stayed away from online and app type games until last month. Now I am completely and utterly obsessed.
For reals, y’all.
Instead of checking Facebook on the regular when I have a free moment or have any sort of down time, I’m checking the clock to see if I have any lives available in Panda Pop.
One month later and I’ve finally made it to level 120 of Panda Pop. The first few days go super fast and you’re moving up in levels and entering new worlds and then things slow to a halt.
This bubble popping puzzle game is seriously addictive. Just when you think you have it figured out, the developers go and throw you a curve ball and you’re left playing the same level over and over again until you have this epiphany of just the right combination of moves that might solve the puzzle. Only then you don’t get the colored bubble you need and are forced to wait around again until the stars align and you can figure things out.
How can one possibly make it past this level with all of those changing question mark colors?! I’m stuck! Help a sister out!
Hint: if a free boost is glowing and suggesting you use it, you’ll most likely need to use it to finish that level and move onto the next.
Check out Panda Pop and let me know what you think! If you have another addictive bubble popping puzzle game to feed my addiction, let me know and I’ll likely spend even more time playing games than I already do.