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Lunetta Pop takes place inside a moonlit brass spyglass. Bubbles float there at different depths, and only the ones in sharp focus will pop. A blurred bubble won't burst no matter how many times you tap it. You control the focus plane. Swipe up or down to move it through the depth layers, watch for bubbles that turn sharp, and tap them while they're clear. Each level gives you a target count to pop before the clock runs out, so you keep refocusing, tapping and moving on to the next depth. There are 15 levels, and each one makes the spyglass harder to work. More depth layers appear, so there's more ground to sweep. The focus band gets thinner, so a bubble stays sharp only in a narrow slice of depth. Bubbles start to drift, which means you have to follow them with the focus as well as find them. The timers also get shorter, so you have less time to read the scene and act. The early levels teach you the feel of the focus plane, and the later ones test how quickly you can pick out the right depth and pop each bubble before it slips out of focus. If you like games about precise timing and a steady hand, try Lunetta Pop.

Lunetta Pop