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Boston Bomb Club

Review

This humorous puzzle-action game challenges you to outmaneuver bomb-throwing opponents on a billiard-table maze, with new mechanisms and rising difficulty each level.

Boston Bomb Club was developed by Silmarils and published by Palace Software for DOS in 1991, which is the earliest commercial release of this exact game version on the DOS platform and also the original release year.

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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1991
Perspective
Top-down
Size
296.64 KB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes
Developer
Silmarils

About Boston Bomb Club

Boston Bomb Club is a puzzle-action title with a comedic tone. Players assume the role of a member in a club of eccentric scientists, engaging in a competitive activity against other members.

The core gameplay involves navigating a puzzle maze set on a billiard table while opponents throw bombs. Success requires operating various mechanisms to direct these bombs to specific locations. The experience becomes progressively challenging as new mechanics are introduced across levels.

Boston Bomb Club Screenshots

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Graphics mode selection
Introduction (VGA)
Title screen (VGA)
Main menu (VGA)
Level announcer (VGA)
Rotate the round pieces to lead a trail from your start point (bottom middle) to the target. (top middle) (VGA)
Your opponent cools the bomb off with his glass of water. (VGA)
The opponent monkeys around with your delicately arranged board. (VGA)
Your bomb bounces high off trampoline #4. (VGA)
Obstacles! The pieces at the top are only visible when the man turns pages in his newspaper. (VGA)