Free to playBombTag Blow Up Your Friends First
Drop bombs, kick them at your rivals and survive the chaos in fast online rounds for up to 8 players.
Is BombTag worth it?
BombTag is worth it if…
- you want quick competitive rounds you can finish before your tea goes cold
- you like games where a plan falls apart in seconds and it is still funny
- you enjoy classic arena games and want that formula online with up to 8 players
- you have friends who deserve to be blown up, and who deserve to blow you up back
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Bombs everywhere, all the time
The whole game runs on one idea: everyone is dropping bombs, and every bomb is a threat to whoever stands next to it, including the person who dropped it. You blast open crates to collect powerups, and the arena fills up fast. The best trick in your toolkit is the slide: run into a bomb and you kick it away from you, or straight at someone else. That moment where a bomb comes sliding your way and you have half a second to decide between running and kicking it back is where the game lives. Rounds are short and frantic, and the last player or team standing wins.
Modes, maps and looking good while losing
There is a rank system and an online leaderboard if you want to chase improvement, plus a friends list and chat for rounding up victims. Between rounds, the character customization is a proper time sink: over 800 pieces with the Character Customization Pack, so your little bomber can look exactly as ridiculous as you want. The look throughout is bright, bold pixel art with a retro feel, which suits a game where the punchline is usually an explosion.
Can you play it with friends?
Can you play it with friends?
Yes. There is a friends list and chat, and team mode is a natural fit for playing together. Fair warning from the nature of the game: friendship lasts longer than the average round.
How long is a match?
Short. Most rounds last just a few minutes, which makes it easy to fit in a game or lose an entire evening to one more go. The fast pace is the point: constant action, quick decisions, and a fresh arena every few minutes.
Is it hard to learn?
The rules take minutes to pick up: drop bombs, open crates, avoid explosions. Playing well takes longer, since timing your slides and reading the arena is where the skill sits. A few rounds in, it clicks, and the game gets more fun from there.
