Bubble Match level guide
Bubble Match Level 202 Walkthrough
Split yellow cone ice creams, yellow stick pops, and yellow whole fruits, then separate lemon jars and tarts before closing cannoli, green cakes, cupcakes, and crepes.
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How to Solve Bubble Match Level 202 — Full Solution
- Merge orange-frosted cupcake -> pink strawberry cupcake and park the pair. Merge lemon scoop cone -> chocolate-striped cone -> yellow chip cone. Merge smooth yellow pop -> striped yellow pop.
- Merge lemon-slice-label jar -> whole-lemon-label jar, cloth-cap lemon-roundel jar -> that pair, then lemon-drink jar -> that trio. Lemon Jam Jars labels at Move 39 and advances to 1/9.
- Merge newly exposed small yellow scoop cone -> prepared three-cone cluster. Yellow Ice Cream in Cones labels at Move 38 and advances to 2/9.
- Merge newly exposed dotted yellow pop -> smooth/striped pop pair, then speckled yellow pop -> that trio. Yellow Ice Cream Pops labels at Move 36 and advances to 3/9.
- Merge banana -> bitten yellow apple, yellow melon -> that pair, then pineapple -> that trio. Yellow Fruits labels at Move 32 and advances to 4/9.
- Merge pink-cream cannolo -> chocolate-chip cannolo, newly exposed chocolate-filled cannolo -> that pair, then green-filled cannolo -> that trio. Cannolis labels at Move 28 and advances to 5/9.
- Merge flat lemon-slice tart -> lemon-wedge custard tart, white-cream lemon tart -> that pair, then banana-garnished yellow tart -> that trio. Lemon Tarts labels at Move 27 and advances to 6/9.
- Merge cucumber-topped green cake -> flower-topped layered green cake, green macaron cake -> that pair, then small pedestal green cake -> that trio. Green Cakes labels at Move 26 and advances to 7/9. Merge yellow cupcake -> parked pink/orange pair, then chocolate cupcake -> that trio; Cupcakes labels at Move 24 and advances to 8/9.
- Merge white-cream rolled crepe -> savory folded crepe, green sandwich-fold crepe -> that pair, then berry-filled open crepe -> that trio. Crepes labels at Move 23 and reaches 9/9 before the empty board, confetti, and WELL DONE.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Grouping the banana with cone ice cream wastes a required Yellow Fruits member.
- Sending the green-filled cannolo into Green Cakes breaks Cannolis.
- Putting a lemon tart beside the glass jars confuses flavor with serving form.
Quick Tips for Bubble Match Level 202 (quick clues)
- Use the cone, stick, and whole-fruit silhouettes to separate the three yellow groups.
- Keep every glass lemon container in Lemon Jam Jars and every baked lemon shell in Lemon Tarts.
- Reserve rolled pastry tubes for Cannolis, including the late green-filled tube.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Move 45 and 0/9 open with four lemon-jam jars, four yellow cone ice creams, four yellow pops, four yellow fruits, and five tightly overlapping pastry families.
- Goal
- Clear Lemon Jam Jars, Yellow Ice Cream in Cones, Yellow Ice Cream Pops, Yellow Fruits, Cannolis, Lemon Tarts, Green Cakes, Cupcakes, and Crepes; Crepes reaches 9/9 at Move 23.
- Opening
- Park an orange/pink cupcake pair, prepare three yellow cone ice creams and two yellow pops, then complete four distinct lemon-jam jars for the first label.
- Danger Zone
- Yellow color cannot mix the apple, banana, pineapple, and melon with frozen desserts. The green-filled cannolo stays in Cannolis, and baked lemon shells stay outside Lemon Jam Jars.
- Mechanics
- Color, serving form, container identity, pastry shell, filling, and cake shape divide nine four-member food groups whose late members appear after early clears.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which foods form Yellow Fruits in Level 202?
The bitten yellow apple, banana, pineapple, and yellow melon.
How do Lemon Jam Jars differ from Lemon Tarts?
Lemon Jam Jars uses four glass containers; Lemon Tarts uses four baked pastry shells with lemon toppings.
What are the four Cannolis members?
The pink-cream, chocolate-chip, chocolate-filled, and green-filled rolled pastry tubes.