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Atomic Order is casual simulation game where the player can tap the display to propel a ball towards a cluster of balls. The balls will group together based on certain rules. Balls will disappear if more than three balls are grouped. Each level consists of 125 sublevels. The full game has a total of 625 sublevels, offering hours of funny 3D bubble popping.
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