- March 1, 2022
- Antoine Latour
Bomb Club Deluxe
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About
"Bomb Club Deluxe" is a puzzle game where players must defuse bombs by cutting the correct wires. With over 100 levels, players must use their logic and problem-solving skills to avoid setting off the bomb. The game also features a level editor, allowing players to create and share their own challenging puzzles.











- The game features a fantastic art style, polished UI, and engaging dialogue that enhances the overall experience.
- Puzzles are clever and varied, with a gradual increase in difficulty that keeps players engaged and challenged.
- There is a wealth of content, including numerous game modes, bombs, and hats, providing depth and replayability.
- The game starts off quite easy, which may deter some players looking for an immediate challenge.
- Some levels, particularly timed ones, can be frustrating as they require quick thinking rather than strategic planning.
- The music is repetitive, with only a few tracks, which can detract from the overall enjoyment during longer play sessions.
music
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players praise the catchy chiptune-lite soundtrack and engaging themes, others criticize it for being repetitive with too few tracks. Many users noted that they preferred to play while listening to their own music, indicating a desire for more variety in the game's audio. Overall, the soundtrack is appreciated for its quality, but it may not be sufficient to sustain interest throughout the gameplay.
“The music and characters are also quite engaging and fun, adding to the experience.”
“Also, the chiptune-lite soundtrack is great; you listen to that level 3 theme and tell me it isn't the catchiest thing in existence.”
“And yes, the soundtrack and the art were all done by Antoine Latour, and it's all fantastic.”
“The music is awful, one upbeat track throughout the whole game; I turned it off.”
“Though I played the first 20 stages with the in-game music, I've found myself playing the game while listening to music on Spotify or a podcast.”
“The music is awful, one upbeat track throughout the whole game; I turned it off.”