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A clicker-idle game where you recruit cats to pop bubbles. That's it. Or is it?
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Third-party resellers. Often cheaper, without official store support.
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BubbleByte starts simple -- click bubbles, earn cash, recruit cats -- but quickly spirals into something deeper. Discover synergies in your feline army, explore a sprawling map full of hidden shrines, and prestige into abilities that genuinely transform how you play.
Chain clicks into fast combos for massive payouts, or sit back and let your cats handle it. Either way, you're always progressing -- unlocking new cat types, expanding your territory, and finding upgrade paths you didn't see coming.
This isn't just "buy cat, cat clicks for you". Unicats transform bubbles into stars worth 15x more. Devilcats cause explosive chain reactions. Witchcats cast rituals on cooldown. Every cat changes your strategy, and the synergies between them are where the real game lives.
No "+1% damage" treadmills here. Each ascension unlocks game-changing perks and unique abilities that open up entirely new ways to play. Your second run feels different from your first -- and your tenth feels different from your second.
Scroll out across an ever-growing map dotted with mysterious shrines. Each shrine houses a rare cat you can't get any other way. The more you expand, the more bubbles fill the sky, and the more your army has to work with.
Go full clicker demon and chase high combos until your mouse surrenders, or play it zen -- let the cats work while you watch bubbles drift across the sky. Both paths lead somewhere good.
400+ achievements for completionists who want to chase everything.
Speedrun-friendly -- prestige and try to hit milestones faster each time.
No ads, no microtransactions. You buy the game. That's it.
Runs on anything. Seriously, your old laptop can handle this.
Open-source code. Mod it, learn from it, make a dog version -- go wild.
Because a real cat named Byte once stared at a soap bubble for eleven minutes straight, and that kind of dedication deserved to be immortalized. He also contributed to development by shedding on the keyboard. Extensively.
The bubble realm is waiting. Bring cats. 🐱
