BOMBANANA!

BOMBANANA is a 3-player co-op bomb defusal game built around asymmetric information. One monkey sits on the bomb (Blind), one reads the disposal manual (Mute), and one can move freely between them (Deaf) — but every role is missing exactly the sense the other two have. The bomb holder can see the device but cannot read. The manual reader can read every defusal step but cannot see the bomb and cannot speak. The third player relays information between them, which is why squads that talk clearly defuse faster than squads that panic. This wiki walks through every layer of that loop: the roles, the manual pages, the modules you will meet, and the communication habits that separate clean defusals from loud mistakes.

Each bomb is generated from a pool of modules — wires, buttons, keypads, timing and routing puzzles — and the manual tells you the rule for each module, never the answer. The skill of the game is translating what the bomb holder sees into words the manual reader can look up, then translating the manual steps back into actions. Our beginner guide covers the first three modules you will meet; the manual reference breaks down page-by-page conventions (indexes, conditions, and the “if X then Y” chains the game loves); and the Mute Monkey guide teaches how to pre-brief common module patterns before the timer starts so your team stops losing minutes to back-and-forth.

Campaign mode strings defusals into a run with escalating complexity and limited continues. Endless mode keeps generating bombs until a mistake ends the run, which is the mode most squads use to drill speed. Custom mode lets you fix the module pool, timer length, and difficulty, and it is the fastest way to practice one weak module in isolation. The free squad setup tool on this site mirrors the in-game role assignment so you can plan seat positions and agree on call-outs before you launch.

BOMBANANA runs on Steam for Windows, supports voice chat and emote-only communication for a hard-mode challenge, and is actively updated by Lefto Studio. Because the game keeps adding modules, we re-check the manual reference after every patch and note the update date on each guide, so what you read here matches the version you are playing.