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Dyna Blaster

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Also known as
Dyna Blaster ボンバーマン

This top-down arcade game challenges you to strategically bomb enemies and bosses across increasingly difficult levels to complete your rescue mission.

Dyna Blaster is the European title for Bomberman. The original Bomberman was released in 1983 for MSX and other platforms. The DOS version, published by Ubi Soft, was released in 1992.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1992
Original release
1983
Perspective
Top-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
462.21 KB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
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About Dyna Blaster

Bomberman is a top-down action-arcade game where the player navigates a character through a series of stages to rescue a kidnapped companion. The objective involves traversing a distant landscape to reach a castle, overcoming numerous adversaries along the way.

Gameplay centers on placing bombs to eliminate enemies while moving in four directions. This primary tool can be a hazard, as the character can become trapped by his own explosives. Progression is structured into stages, each containing nine levels of increasing difficulty that culminate in a boss encounter.

Character capabilities can be enhanced through power-ups collected during play. These may extend bomb blast radius, increase movement speed, or grant the ability to pass through walls. The game is challenging, as death removes all acquired upgrades, resetting the bomb's range to its minimum.

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Main Menu/Main Title
Game can be playd in two modes, normal, and surprising one that adds unknown side-effects available to pick up in the game.
It supports up to 4 players on the same screen.
Multiplayer game always has the same level size and textures.
Bomb will destroy surrounding walls, but if detonated near the item that can be picked, the item will be destroyed.
In the intro animation, a black spaceman kidnapps the woman you love. Now you must face all the challenges and set her free.
Each round has 9 levels, and there are 8 rounds to comlete the game. Also, each round is set on different teritorry, so textures and enemies are different and new.
On level one, you have everything at low, your speed, bomb explosion range, number of bombs...
Two things you must take care of - watch where you standing so you bomb doesn't kill you, and watch for the creatures that can go through walls (though later you'll be able to do the same, as well).
Also, when you find the gate, don't detonate the bomb near it, 'cos most agressive enemies will emerge out of nothing.