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Blaster Master Boy

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Also known as
Blaster Master Jr. Bomber King: Scenario 2 ボンバーキング シナリオ2 炸弹王2

Control your character through top-down dungeons, using bombs to clear paths and defeat enemies.

Blaster Master Boy (also known as Blaster Master Jr. and Bomber King: Scenario 2) was released for the Game Boy in 1991. It is a sequel to Bomber King (RoboWarrior) and was first released on the Game Boy, making 1991 the original release year as well.


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Released
1991
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
71.05 KB
Rating
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About Blaster Master Boy

Blaster Master Boy continues the series narrative with a new emergence of radioactive zones across the globe, prompting another underground investigation. The gameplay shifts from its predecessor, removing the tank and grenades for a different set of tools.

Players navigate a series of dungeons from a top-down perspective, confronting various enemies. Special bombs serve a dual purpose for both combat and environmental interaction, allowing paths to be cleared in a manner reminiscent of certain puzzle-action titles.

Blaster Master Boy Screenshots

12 images
Intro
Another scene from the introduction sequence
Title screen
Title screen (European version)
Title screen (Japanese version)
Period 1-1
The beginning
The gear
There are many enemies in the underground dungeons.
You found new gear in the rocks.
Booom!
Step aside!