Bombermaaan for Linux

Arcade Game

Overview

Bombermaaan is an arcade-style game available for Linux.

It is based on the classic Bomberman format, similar to the original SNES games and Dynablaster.

This game supports up to 5 players on the same computer, making it a good choice for local multiplayer fun.

Players can use either a keyboard or a joystick to control their characters.

The game can be played in full screen or windowed mode, giving users flexibility in how they want to play.

Bombermaaan offers several levels of computer AI, so players can choose different difficulty levels when playing against the computer.

There are various power-ups throughout the game to enhance gameplay.

Items can be kicked, punched, or thrown, adding more action and strategy.

The game also features contaminations that appear after picking up certain items, which can affect the playing field.

Players can set the number of items hidden inside walls and adjust bomber skills at the start of each level.

While Bombermaaan works well for local multiplayer and provides multiple options for gameplay customization, there is no information about online multiplayer or network play.

Additionally, details about sound and graphics quality, as well as updates or ongoing support, are not provided.

Overall, it is a straightforward arcade game that runs on Linux and focuses on classic multiplayer fun.

Pros

  • Supports up to 5 players on the same computer.
  • Includes various power-ups and multiple levels of computer AI for enhanced gameplay.
  • Offers both keyboard and joystick support along with full screen and windowed display modes.

Cons

  • No information provided about online multiplayer or network play.
  • Lacks details on sound or graphics quality.
  • No mention of updates or ongoing support.

Software details

Platform
Linux
Free license
Yes
Project license
GPL-3.0-or-later
Mobile friendly
No
Bug tracker
https://github.com/bjaraujo/Bombermaaan/issues

Keywords

game arcade bomberman

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