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Charlie Brej · Published by Charlie Brej
Very Positive — 96% positive (385 reviews) · 27 achievements
Last updated 27 Sept 2026
Minesweeper, but you only solve each situation once.
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Casual · 2023 · More £5 - £15 games
Navigate through increasingly complex puzzles in Bombe, a casual game that brings a fresh twist to the classic Minesweeper. Each situation presents a new challenge, ensuring you stay engaged until the final reveal.
About this game
- Regions (number bubbles connected by lines) generated from clues on the board
- Rules act on regions to mark bombs, clear squares or create new regions
- A checker tells you if your rule is formally correct
- Rules are auto applied forever after, resolving the situations you have solved before
- Only the hard situations remain.
- A hint system can mark the determinable squares and remove all unnecessary regions from the board.
- Regions can be hidden or discarded using rules
- Thousands of levels to play, all solvable without guessing.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
Supported Languages
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Festive and negative bomb weekly levels
Just like last year, throughout December, the weekly challenges will have a few festive additions. To add to last year's three new symbols there are two more. Each mean a secret set of numbers, but no clues what they are. The negative bomb mode now gets weekly levels with negative regions and will get the festive types next week. Good luck everyone and happy holidays!Read full article on Community Announcements (brejc8)AnnouncementsOfficial
Introducing Negative Bombs
In the game mode selection, there is a new option (If you have unlocked it) of "Negative Bombs" mode. This game mode has a different set of levels with some cells which are a lighter shade. They signify that if a bomb is present in that cell, it would count as a negative bomb. The clues give the number of normal positive bombs minus the negative bombs. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43415092/0fc0be730c298937da73311daa2a243fd1b6577b.png Regions now have regular positive circle elements, but now also negative square elements. As usual they compensate for revealed bombs. Regions with negative elements can be used in rules, but they occupy the equivalent of two regions. New regions with negative cells can be made by right clicking. Because now sometimes numbers become negative, negative numbers are available in the numbers box by holding Ctrl. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43415092/2573ba510824ddee39b143a0781879edf3ae9a2c.png Good luck everyone and have fun scrambling your brain!Read full article on Community Announcements (brejc8)AnnouncementsOfficial
So many new features
There were many features that have been requested and added over the last few months, but are not mentioned in the tutorial. You may have found some already, but here is a list. Rules list Up and Down arrow keys select rules. Hovering over the Regions column now shows a preview of the rule. Holding Shift or Ctrl when selecting will range or toggle select. You can drag selected rules to change their order. Holding shift to drag multiple rules. As well as Level and Global usage counts there are new CPU statistics. The CPU time is measured in milliseconds (ms). Tags are available to help you categorise your rules. Copying a rule to an clipboard image can be imported into the game by a player you send it to. New button to reset statistics for a selected rule. You can select multiple or all rules using Shift select and reset stats on them all. Rules can now be Undeleted, in case you accidentally clicked Delete. Visibility rules now count activations (although this may be inexact). Rule Construction Visibility rules now warn you that information will be lost and show an example that would not be knowable if you hide/trash the region. You can double click in the number pad to create a new region of that type. Ctrl-Click allows you to eye-drop style select region type from the play board or from a region (in fact any number) in the constructor. Rules now warn you that a rule is redundant, i.e. it creates a region which is already an input region. Rules now warn you that a rule is impossible, i.e. it would never fire. Better duplicate rule detection. Paint Holding Ctrl allows you to access a second set of 8 colours. Right clicking a colour or eraser sets the right mouse tool. By default it is erase. Filter Filter button allows you to restrict shown regions to ones which have elements in the selected cells. Select Filter and click cells on the board. The new "NOT" mode allows you to hide regions that are in specific cells. Not cells are blue and are selected using right click...Read full article on Community Announcements (brejc8)AnnouncementsOfficial
Festive special symbols
Throughout December, the weekly challenges will have a few festive additions. Three new symbols which each mean a secret set of numbers, but no clues what they are. Good luck everyone and happy holidays!Read full article on Community Announcements (brejc8)AnnouncementsOfficial
Introducing your own personal robot army
We have made some updates to the UI to make it look nicer and be more friendly to new players, but the biggest change is the introduction of robots. Robots will use all the CPUs in your computer to solve levels in the background. Not only does it cut down the time to re-test all levels, it makes your room nice and warm.Read full article on Community Announcements (brejc8)






