BOMBANANA!

Details
- Release date:
- Steam
September 2, 2026 - PS5, Xbox X|S
November 13, 2026
- Steam
- Genre: Puzzle, Family, Simulation
- Number of players:
- Online: 3
- Developer: Lefto Studio, NAISU
- Publisher: TARK
- Metacritic: tbd 8.3
- ESRB Rating: Everyone
- Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam
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$4.79
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| Lowest price ever | ||
| Sale ends in 29 hours | ||
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Xbox X|S
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Price history
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| Steam | $4.79 | (-40%) |
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Description
BOMBANANA!
Chaotic bomb disposal fun with friends & monkeys! Work together as a 3-player co-op team of blind, deaf, and mute monkeys. Each player has only part of the needed information. Communicate, solve puzzles, and race against the clock. Can you defuse the bombs before they explode?
3-Player Co-op: No more, no less. Exactly three monkeys required.
3 Game Modes:
- Campaign: 30 handcrafted levels with increasing difficulty.
- Endless: Procedurally generated, wave-based levels that keep getting harder.
- Custom: Players create their own challenge by adjusting bomb difficulty, the timer, module types, environmental hazards, and how many mistakes are allowed.
Asymmetric Roles: Every player sees, hears, and acts differently.
Fun interactions: Point, wave, gesture or flail wildly. Your options are only limited by your imagination and each player's Emote wheel.
Slapping: Obviously an essential feature.
New Environments: We all know the trusty minivan, but what about a plane? What other environments can you defuse bombs in?
Environmental Hazards: Navigate events like power outages, obstructions and loud interruptions.
Voice Chat: Some of you can talk, some of you can’t. You’ll figure it out.
Puzzle Modules: Each bomb has different modules and different rules, all of which are guaranteed to induce different kinds of panic.
Level System: Defuse the bomb to unlock new levels. The better you get, the harder they are.
Color Blind Mode: Just because the monkey is blind, doesn’t mean he can’t defuse a bomb! Colors used across objects and the UI have been adapted to support two different types of color blindness.





