$7.99Hubble Bubble Hookahs, aliens and wobbly physics
Run a hookah lounge on a space station with up to three co-op friends. Pack bowls, heat coals, brew coffee and serve impatient aliens before their patience runs out, while physics, failing gravity and the odd man-eating customer work against you.
Is Hubble Bubble worth it?
Hubble Bubble is worth it if…
- you want co-op games built around timed orders and shared panic
- you like physics chaos, failing gravity and shouting across the room
- you enjoy spending earnings on visible shop upgrades
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Packing bowls while everything floats
You pack the bowl, stretch the foil, poke the holes and heat the coals, then run the finished hookah to the right table. Coffee, Nebulas, sodas, burgers and sandwiches keep coming too, and some ships order at the drive-thru without landing. When the gravity generator cuts out, hookahs, coals, customers and crewmates lift off the floor, then all land at once when it kicks back in. You grab what you can mid-flight and hope table six forgives you.
A lounge held together by physics
Everything here runs on physics, including your own body. Touch a hot coal and you catch fire, stand by the wrong hatch and you get launched into space, fall from too high and you land hard. Proximity chat means co-op friends hear the panic before they see the cause. Between shifts you spend credits on paintings, carpets, an aquarium, the drive-thru and the elevator, and each upgrade shows up in the lounge. Leftover cash buys questionable outfits, including a G-String.
What should you know before opening the lounge?
How many co-op friends can join you?
One to four players in online co-op, so solo plus up to three friends. Solo means running the whole lounge yourself, while a full crew can split bowl prep, cooking and deliveries.
Can you talk to each other in the game?
Yes, through proximity voice chat. You hear nearby crewmates, which matters when someone is on fire, floating away or about to lose an order.
What do the alien customers actually do?
They have short patience and big mouths, and a few would rather eat the staff than tip them.
