Pixelated - Defuse the Bomb

Free

1.1for iPhone, iPad

Boon nghee Kuah

Developer

May 20, 2017

Update Date

Action

Category

App Store

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iPad

iPhone

About Pixelated - Defuse the Bomb

Play the retro game that is forever fun and exciting. Immobilise the Bombs by setting water traps. Defuse the Bombs by spraying water on them. Turn on the Water Hydrant for mass Bombs defusement. But be careful, for the Bombs are not easy to catch and will end the game when it touches you.

Movement: Press the arrow key to move the fire fighter.

Shoot water: Press shoot to shoot out water. Set traps for the Bombs to move into them. Once the Bombs are immobilised, continue to shoot water to defuse it.

Fire Fighter Water Tank: The fire fighter water tank can holds up to 8 shot of water. to top up, go to the nearest fire hydrant and press the corresponding arrow key.

Fire Hydrant: You can only activate the Fire Hydrant when the Fire fighter water tank is full. Press the corresponding arrow key to activate. Each Fire Hydrant can only use 1 time per game, but can still be use to top up fire fighter's water tank.