Bubble Match level guide
Bubble Match Level 279 Walkthrough
Handle a Very Hard mix of retro restaurant objects and portraits defined by overlapping hair, hat, eyewear, and facial-hair traits.
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How to Solve Bubble Match Level 279 — Full Solution
- Start with Waiter & Red Hair & Mustache, Bald People with Sunglasses, Retro Restaurant Items, and Meals on Plate.
- Continue with Men with Hats & Glasses and Male Waiters, then the mustache, glasses, and scarf bald-person groups.
- Finish Bearded with Hats, Hatted with Sunglasses, and Men with Long Hair; the thirteenth clear reaches 13/13 and triggers WELL DONE with 2 moves left.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Matching faces by baldness alone mixes four different accessory labels.
- Treating glasses and sunglasses as interchangeable breaks several portrait groups.
- Combining plated meals with Bowl Foods ignores two separate food labels.
Quick Tips for Bubble Match Level 279 (quick clues)
- Check every portrait for headwear, eyewear, hair, facial hair, and scarf.
- Keep Retro Restaurant Items, Meals on Plate, and Bowl Foods separate.
- Preserve the distinction between glasses and sunglasses.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Move 44 and 0/13 open with a +3 token, restaurant staff and diners, bowls, stools, plates, a jukebox, and layered portrait traits.
- Goal
- Clear Waiter & Red Hair & Mustache, Bald People with Sunglasses, Retro Restaurant Items, Meals on Plate, Men with Hats & Glasses, Male Waiters, Bald People with Mustaches, Bald People with Glasses, Bald People with Scarves, Bowl Foods, Bearded with Hats, Hatted with Sunglasses, and Men with Long Hair.
- Opening
- Waiter & Red Hair & Mustache begins before Bald People with Sunglasses and Retro Restaurant Items.
- Danger Zone
- Near-identical portraits change labels when a hat, glasses, sunglasses, mustache, beard, scarf, or hair length changes.
- Mechanics
- Portrait labels use combined traits, while Retro Restaurant Items, Meals on Plate, and Bowl Foods divide the non-portrait artwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all waiters covered by the opening waiter label?
No. Waiter & Red Hair & Mustache opens the sequence, while Male Waiters is a separate sixth label.
How are the two food labels divided?
Meals on Plate and Bowl Foods are separate accepted categories.
Do glasses and sunglasses count as the same trait?
No. The labels distinguish Bald People with Glasses from Bald People with Sunglasses.