Gameplay guide
Coral Rescue
Limited shots make each colour decision matter
Coral Rescue has twenty bubble puzzles about freeing fish, breaking shells and using a limited supply of shots. Look for the shot that changes the board’s structure, not only the nearest matching colour. A cluster that blocks access to a fish may matter more than an easy match on an open edge.
The next-colour swap is a planning tool. Inspect the current and next colour before firing, then decide whether to use the useful colour now or preserve it for a cluster that will become reachable. Firing merely to make room can spend the shot you need for the final rescue.
Read the outcome of a shot
After every shot, check which shells or routes changed and how many shots remain. If a level fails, identify the first shot that did not contribute to the eventual rescue. Try another sequence from there rather than aiming faster through the same sequence.
The campaign count is not a promised session duration. Use the on-screen aim and fire controls on your device. If a colour swap or collision seems wrong, include the level, active colour, next colour and the board before the shot in a report.
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