BOMBANANA! WikiBOMBANANA!
Three monkeys, one bomb, and none of you can do it alone. One player is blind and can only touch the bomb. One is deaf and can only see it. One is mute and is the only one who can read the manual. Everything you need is in someone else’s head, and the timer does not care.
Pages worth opening first
Read these before your first round. They are what stops three people talking past each other while a timer runs.
How to Play
What happens in a round, who does what, and the five-step loop that stops your group talking over each other.
Read the guidePick Your Monkey
Blind, deaf or mute — what each one can actually perceive, and which seat to give the person without a headset.
Compare rolesThe Bomb Manual
Only the mute monkey can read it. Here is what is in it, how to use it under a timer, and what is still unverified.
Open the manualQuick Answers
Player count, price, Linux, crossplay, redeem codes — the questions people search most, answered from official sources.
Read the FAQTrending Now
The pages players are looking for most right now — ordered by real search volume, not by what we feel like featuring.
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What is BOMBANANA!?
A three-player co-op bomb defusal game from Lefto Studio, a small team in Istanbul, published by TARK and released on September 2, 2026. Each player is handicapped differently — blind, deaf or mute — and the bomb can only be solved by pooling what the three of you can each perceive.
It is not really a puzzle game. The modules are the excuse; the actual challenge is building a shared vocabulary fast enough to beat a timer, while power outages and loud noises try to break it. The studio does not impose a callout system — working out how you communicate is the game.
Redeem Codes
None. BOMBANANA! has no redeem-code system. The “codes” players search for are room codes — short codes used to invite two friends into a lobby without adding each other on Steam.
Explore the Wiki
Not puzzle knowledge — process. These are the habits that separate a group that clears levels from one that keeps exploding on level 5.
The Manual
What the mute monkey is reading, and how to use it under a timer.
Bomb Modules
All 18 module types, which are confirmed, and how to work one cold.
The Three Monkeys
What blind, deaf and mute can each perceive — and who should take which.
Levels & Modes
30 campaign levels, Endless waves, and Custom bombs.
Multiplayer
Room codes, the lobby browser, crossplay and microphones.
Platforms
Windows, Mac, Steam Deck — and the Linux answer nobody else gives.
Achievements
All 23 Steam achievements, listed.
Game Info
Price, patches, and fixes for what players are hitting right now.
Learn the role chain before the bomb starts
Short answers to what players search most. Every figure comes from Steam’s own data or Lefto Studio’s own announcements.
Blind Monkey
Touches the bomb and feels its shape, but cannot see colours or read screens. Sees the bomb as white outlines on black.
Mute Monkey
The only player who can read the manual — and the only one who cannot speak. Needs no microphone.
Deaf Monkey
Sees the bomb and sees the other two gesturing, but hears nothing. Usually ends up as the translator in the middle.
The Callout Chain
Blind describes, Deaf reads, Mute looks up, answer relays back, Blind confirms before acting. Step five is the one groups drop.
Three things that stop bombs going off
That is fine. Learn the three roles, agree on what “left” means, and work one module at a time. Everything you need to start is in the how-to-play guide.
Name it, then act once
Name the module, gather every clue, repeat the final input back, then act. One action per agreement — two attempts on the same module usually means the description was wrong, not the answer.
Signal translation
Turn the mute player’s manual answer into something the deaf player can relay in one sentence. Numbers one digit at a time, colours confirmed back, one voice at a time.
Reset and recover
Agree on one word or emote that freezes everyone’s hands. When a power outage or a loud interruption lands, stop and re-establish from the module name instead of pushing through.
BOMBANANA! FAQ
Short answers to what players search most. Every figure comes from Steam’s own data or Lefto Studio’s own announcements.
How many players does BOMBANANA! need?
Exactly 3. The store page says "No more, no less. Exactly three monkeys required," and the studio FAQ repeats it. There is no two-player or solo mode.
How many levels are there?
30 handcrafted campaign levels, confirmed in Lefto Studio's launch announcement. Endless mode generates waves on top of that.
Is BOMBANANA! free?
No. It is $7.99, currently $4.95 with a 38% launch discount. There was a free demo during Steam Next Fest — that has been taken down.
Are there redeem codes?
No. There is no redeem-code system. The "codes" players search for are room codes, used to invite two friends into a lobby without adding each other on Steam.
Does it work on Linux?
Two official sources disagree. Steam lists no native Linux build; the studio FAQ says Linux is supported. The likely explanation is Steam Deck, which runs Linux via Proton. We show both answers rather than picking one.
Is it on PS5, Xbox, mobile or Roblox?
Not yet. The studio FAQ confirms mobile and Roblox versions are in development, with console "in the near future." No dates have been given.
Do I need a microphone?
Two of the three roles do. The mute monkey does not — that role is not allowed to speak, so it is the seat for anyone without a headset.
How many achievements are there?
23 on Steam. The launch announcement says "16 New Achievements" — that is how many were added at launch, not the total.
Your First Bomb Is Going to Explode
That is fine. Learn the three roles, agree on what “left” means, and work one module at a time. Everything you need to start is in the how-to-play guide.