Bubble Witch Saga 2 Cheats, Tips & Hack for Gold Bars and Lives

From the guys who made the crazily addictive Candy Crush Saga, comes a sequel to Bubble Witch Saga, Bubble Witch 2, a game which has an audience of millions of active users. In this game, you are on a mission to help the witch Stella free good spirits whilst beating various levels. There are currently four different level types; free the ghost, which is considered to be one of the easier types of levels to complete, all you have to doing these levels is clear all of the bubbles that surround the ghost.

Another level type is Save the Animals, to complete an animal level, you have to clear all of the bubbles that are holding the animals. Another level type is Clear the Top, this level type is considered to be the most difficult to get through, to win, you have to reach the very top row and clear at least six of the top row bubbles. The final level type is called Defeat Morgana, to complete a Morgana level, you have to destroy all of the Morgana shields in the level, this is definitely one of the harder level types as it equates to a boss fight. In total, there are currently 16 different episodes and a total of 270 levels.

Starting with The Witches Cottage, you work your way through each different episode until you get to the end. Or is it the end? The developers of the game, King, usually release very regular updates and are constantly adding new levels, typically twenty at a time, which is usually how many are in an episode. In order, the episodic areas that you must make your way through are; Pumpkin Fields, Ghosty Giveaway, Witches Town, The Graveyard, Enchanted Forest, The Cursed Watermill, The Mysterious Swamp, Ancient Harbor, Frightening Faraway Fair, Pescue Island, Ghostly Sails, Sakura Pagoda, Crystal Peak, The Nightmare Cliffs and in the most recent update Magma Mansion.

Bubbe Witch 2 Saga has multiple in app purchase options to choose from, should you decide you do want to spend a little money on the game, the premium currency in Bubble Witch 2 is Gold Bars, which can cost anywhere from $0.99 to $49.99 for various amounts ranging from 10 bars to 650 bars. This premium currency can be used to purchase power ups that will help you get through the levels easier, they will also allow you to add extra moves at the end of your level if you run out of moves without finishing the level.

Bubble Witch 2 Saga is currently running version 1.11.4 and is available to play in multiple languages. It requires your device to be running at least iOS 5.0 or later. it can be downloaded for free from the app store, with the option to purchase extra in app content. This game is currently rated four and a half stars and has generally favorable reviews from players. It also features Facebook synchronizing so you can access your game from any device that runs the game without losing any of your progress.

Bubble Witch Saga 2 Hack for iOS & Android – Gold Bars and Lives

Bubble Witch Saga 2 is incredibly addicting and as you play the game, you’ll probably find yourself needing more gold bars and lives.  You can either choose to spend real money to purchase these resources or you can use a hack to get them for free!  We know that most players don’t like having to spend their hard earned money to keep playing so that’s why we’ve added the Bubble Witch hack tool to AGC.

The Bubble Witch Saga 2 hack is very easy to use.  To get the hack tool, first download the hack onto your iOS or Android device.  You can find the download link here on this page.  Once you’ve downloaded the hack, it will install itself onto your device.  Open the hack tool by clicking on the icon and you will see the screen that is pictured below.

Select which type of device you are using – Android or iOS, then tap the “Check Device” button.  This will connect the hack tool to your Bubble Witch Saga 2 account.  Now enter the amount of gold bars and lives you want to add to your account.  If you don’t want to add one of the resources, just leave the box blank.

Once you have filled out all of the info required for the hack, tap the “Start Hack” button to begin the hack.  It usually takes less than 30 seconds to complete the hack.  You can watch the progress by looking at the bar at the bottom of your screen.  After the hack is complete, the tool will notify you.  Now just open your Bubble Witch 2 app and check to see that the gold bars and lives have been added to your account.  No more having to worry about paying real money or waiting to continue playing, unlimited Bubble Witch 2 for everyone!

Bubble Witch Saga 2 Cheats & Tips

This is one of the games that will work with IAPFree, so if you’re jailbroken and want to get the most out of this app, you’re in luck. For those who aren’t so handy with hacking their device, I have a variety of tips you can safely take into count when playing Bubble Witch 2 Saga. Firstly, memorize the level types that I talked about, knowing specifically what level type you are playing will help you a great deal as you won’t be completely lost when trying to beat the level. When you’re playing a clear the top level, try to hit a matching set closer to the top so any other bubble attached to the set will also fall down into the cauldrons, hitting the spiders on the way down, which WILL give you a lot of extra points, more points than if you were to shoot them down individually, if you are aiming for all three level stars, this is the way to do it.

Pay attention to your shooting guide line; don’t just shoot your bubbles all over the place, by ensuring your targeting is perfect; you’ll get a decent score. If you do find yourself completely out of lives, you can fast forward your devices clock, head back into your game and your lives will have regenerated, once you’ve checked your lives are there, you can go back and set your clock back to the correct time.

Bubble Witch Saga 2 Review

As a long time player of Candy Crush and various other games from King, I prepared myself for the inevitable addiction that would follow with Bubble Witch 2, even after a few levels I kept telling myself Okay, just one more level, then I’m done then when I finished said level, I found myself just starting the next level without even thinking about my previous thought, you can easily lose several hours to this game without even realizing it, just this morning, I went to check something on the app and before I knew it, an entire hour had gone out the window, I’m not even mad. Another thing I really love about this app is how colorful it really is, it makes the game truly enjoyable to look at, combined with the sweet and just generally cheerful music, I find myself enjoying this game, no matter how much of a rage-like state I was put into by the impossible levels.

Something I didn’t like was the fact that as I got into the higher levels, it became too difficult to just do the level alone, power up free, I feel like the game purposely start off fairly easy to draw you in, then completely jacks up the difficulty level as you get further in the game so you’re forced to spend money on gold for the power ups, and I guess this is a strategy which is working for them considering that they have made almost $2 billion from their games. I downloaded Bubble Witch 2 Saga when it very first was released and I got really far, but I quickly started having issues so I ended up having to delete it, after deciding to re-download, I found that its Facebook synchronization just wasn’t working at all so I had completely lost all of my progress and had to start from the very beginning.

Sadly it isn’t as much fun when you can’t see how your friends have been doing in the game and don’t know when you’ve beat their scores, I always used to get proud of myself every time I beat all my friends and got the top spot for the highest score, since I can’t do any of that anymore, I don’t feel anywhere near as competitive whilst playing the game, which was something that really pushed me to continue playing.

I think to improve Bubble Witch 2, King could definitely do a few things, difficulty needs to be decreased in higher levels, if levels are too difficult, they will lose players who just don’t have interest in even trying any more, also, they could possibly offer gold bars at the end of each episode as a reward to the players. A big part of me just feels like any games that came after Candy Crush Saga, from King, are just dragging on its success in hope that people will download for the possibility of a new Candy Crush game, perhaps King ought to place more energy in improving some of their previous, more popular games rather than just creating spinoffs and sequels to those spinoffs, don’t get me wrong, I enjoy the game, but I did download in the first place because of Candy Crush.

Ratings:

Artwork: I give Bubble Witch 2 Saga a 9/10 for its artwork. The artwork is very well done, it’s bright and colorful and definitely visually appealing, I especially love the way they make the animals and the little ghosts look, even if I’m doing terribly in a level, they’re exceptionally cute to look at and make me feel a whole lot better about doing so bad in the level.

Music and SFX: I give the game a 8/10 for its music and SFX. The only way I can think to describe the music in Bubble Witch 2 Saga is with the word ‘Tinkle-y’ it is very lighthearted and fun and is definitely one of those little tunes that good get stuck in your head for hours.

Story and Originality: I give the game a 7/10 for its story and originality. The game type specifically isn’t anything new, it merely develops on game like Taito Corporation’s 1994 game Puzzle Bobble, there has actually been argument that Bubble Witch and Bubble Witch 2 are just a couple of unlicensed clones. The story on the other hand is a fun little story that sets you out on an adventurous rescue mission where you are to save spirits.

General Gameplay: I give the game an 8/10 for its general gameplay. The gameplay itself is very easy to grasp, King make it even easier by incorporating measures to help find your target, it’s a very simple game really, it just gets more complex as you progress further into the game.

Addictiveness: I give the game a 10/10 for its addictiveness. King knows how to make a game addictive, they know how to keep players begging for more, coming back for more, waiting on the edges of their seat impatiently for more. It is incredibly difficult to pull yourself away from this game and you are left with an almost absolutely defeated feeling when you lose a round for the fourth time in a row, but suddenly, with your final life, you get it, it’s strange, but you get a sense of accomplishment, and you want to feel that again and again, so you JUST KEEP PLAYING.

My overall rating for Bubble Witch 2 Saga is 8/10.