- September 21, 2016
- Antti Vaihia
Gun Bombers
80%Game Brain Score
gameplay, stability
90% User Score 40 reviews
Platforms
About
"Gun Bombers" is a top-down 2D multiplayer arena shooter for up to 10 players, with fully destructible and randomly generated maps. Each round involves mining for resources while combating other players, with the highest scored player declared the winner after the final round. Single player and co-op content is also available.











+6
Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game is a worthy remake of the original Mine Bombers, providing a nostalgic experience for fans.
- It offers great multiplayer fun, especially when played with friends, leading to lots of laughter and enjoyment.
- The gameplay improvements, such as more power-ups and a variety of weapons, enhance the overall experience.
- The game has significant multiplayer issues, including inability to connect even with IP addresses, making it frustrating for players.
- Recent patches have caused frequent crashes, impacting the overall stability of the game.
- The game can feel slow and boring at times, especially with fewer players, leading to a lack of engagement.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay in Gun Bombers is a notable improvement over its predecessor, Mine Bombers, featuring enhanced mechanics such as more power-ups and environmental hazards like toxic gas and lava rivers. While the digging mechanic requires players to aim their digging direction, it quickly becomes intuitive after a few matches. Overall, the game offers a more dynamic and engaging experience.
“A sensible gameplay upgrade from Mine Bombers, which itself was something akin to Bomberman with treasure mining.”
“The digging mechanic; having to aim in the direction you want to dig was annoying at first, but became second nature after a few matches.”
“Gun Bombers improves the gameplay with more power-ups and the inclusion of toxic gas, water, and lava rivers.”
“A sensible gameplay upgrade from Mine Bombers (MB), which itself was something akin to Bomberman with treasure mining.”