Two examples are the addition of a fixed “back” button, rather than simply allowing the player to tap away from whatever they have selected, and requiring the player to use the “cut” buttons next to wires rather than also giving them the option to tap the wires themselves. I could go on and on about its many virtues, but my one complaint is that the port to mobile has changed the control scheme from the original version in a very restrictive way, and to an extent that is in my opinion unnecessary. This game is excellent overall - it’s been one of my all-time favorites for years now. Pretty good, but could be made much better Unlock Freeplay Mode to set your own pace by creating custom bombs.īomb Defusal Manual can be printed or viewed for free at Lord Gryphon Mission and Free Play Modes – Missions increase in difficulty as players face new modules and constraints are introduced.

In-person, multiplayer only – A team game intended for players in the same physical space.Share the Defusal Manual using AirDrop or visit Only one copy of the game needed – Have friends join in as “Experts” with their own device.Mobile portability – Shield your screen from the prying eyes of your Experts.A pocket party game for two or more local players – Bring it to your next game night, party, or event to play with friends.A different bomb every time – Procedurally generated puzzles keep the action fresh.Challenging puzzles – Test the limits of your communication skills… and friendships?.

Put your puzzle-solving and communication skills to the test as you and your friends race to defuse bombs while attempting to communicate quickly before time runs out! Whether it’s defusing a bomb or deciphering information from the manual, everyone has a crucial role to play. Rounds are fast-paced, tense, occasionally silly, and almost always loud. But there’s a catch: the Experts can’t see the bomb, so everyone will need to talk it out – fast!

Your friends, the “Experts”, have the manual needed to defuse it.

Keep talking and nobody explode