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Bomberman Quest is a 1998 Game Boy Color title that takes the classic Bomberman formula in a refreshingly different direction, transforming it from a maze-based action game into a fully-fledged action RPG. Developed by Hudson Soft and published for the GBC, the game begins when Bomberman’s shuttle is attacked by four mysterious lights that steal the vessel’s four engines, forcing a crash landing on an unknown planet and releasing all the captured monsters Bomberman was transporting. The mission is to explore the planet’s interconnected zones, recapture the escaped monsters, reclaim the engines from the four powerful Commanders, and make it home to Planet Bomber.
Bomberman Quest is a 1998 Game Boy Color title that takes the classic Bomberman formula in a refreshingly different direction, transforming it from a maze-based action game into a fully-fledged action RPG. Developed by Hudson Soft and published for the GBC, the game begins when Bomberman’s shuttle is attacked by four mysterious lights that steal the vessel’s four engines, forcing a crash landing on an unknown planet and releasing all the captured monsters Bomberman was transporting. The mission is to explore the planet’s interconnected zones, recapture the escaped monsters, reclaim the engines from the four powerful Commanders, and make it home to Planet Bomber.
The shift to an open action RPG structure suits Bomberman surprisingly well. Players roam freely across a world map connecting Peace Town to Field, Forest, Beach and Desert zones, collecting a wide variety of bombs with different properties — some explosive, some elemental, some status-inflicting — and equipping them strategically to overcome different monster types and environmental challenges. The game features two distinct endings: a standard conclusion for players who defeat the four Commanders without catching all the monsters, and a true ending that requires collecting the full monster roster before facing the secret final boss Chaos Bomber. Bomberman Quest rewards exploration and experimentation, making it one of the most distinctive and fondly remembered entries in the Bomberman catalogue.
| Weight | 0.05 kg |
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| Dimensions | 6.5 × 5.7 × 1 cm |
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