June is already half way over, so it's time for another update in terms of what to expect at the end of the month. Now that summer is right around the corner, everyone wants to spend some time in a nice refreshing pool. But that's a really terrible idea, since there's a bit of a pandemic going on. But have no fear, because Bubble Bounce doesn't have pandemics implemented, so the Pool is open for business! The Pool is similar to the Farm in terms of gameplay, but there's a big difference in the form of the big gaping hole filled with water in the middle. Going in there will slow you down, so it might be best to stay out of it if you can. There's also a beach ball moving around the level. It moves when you touch it, but it doesn't matter. The beach ball doesn't impact gameplay in any way, it's just a fun extra and maybe a distraction. This update also adds a bit of a new look to certain elements. Each character has new sprites that don't look quite as soulless. I personally find them to look a lot better than the previous ones, and hopefully you do as well. I've also updated the font for the countdown both at the top of the screen during gameplay and the one at the beginning. I would love to hear your thoughts on the new timer. The update is available now for testing. Just choose to play the "experimental" beta on Steam. Keep in mind that the experimental branch should only be played if you're prepared for bugs to appear that otherwise may not. But if you want to use experimental mode, please consider reporting any bugs you find using the "options" menu from the title screen. And that's what to expect in the June update. This update will bring the total number of levels to four, so there are only two more levels. However that doesn't mean Bubble Bounce will no longer receive updates. I genuinely want to support Bubble Bounce for as long as I can, and there's plenty more I want to add. Thank you for making Bubble Bounce the best it can be.