Bob-omb Breakers: Difference between revisions

From the Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
Tag: Mobile edit
 
(17 intermediate revisions by 7 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
{{more images|Two players in DS}}
{{image|more=yes|Two players in DS}}
{{minigame infobox
{{minigame infobox
|image=[[File:Bob Omb Breakers MP4.png|260px]]  
|image=[[File:Bob Omb Breakers MP4.png|280px]]
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party 4]]'' <br> ''[[Mario Party DS]]''
|appears_in=''[[Mario Party 4]]'' <br> ''[[Mario Party DS]]''
|type=4-Player minigame (''Mario Party 4'') <br> Puzzle minigame (''Mario Party DS'')
|type=4-Player minigame (''Mario Party 4'') <br> Puzzle minigame (''Mario Party DS'')
|record=60 points (''Mario Party DS'')
|record=60 points (''Mario Party DS'')
|track=Try Hard, Folks (''Mario Party 4'')<br>Think It Out (''Mario Party DS'')
|track=Try Hard, Folks (''Mario Party 4'')<br>Think It Out (''Mario Party DS'')
|sample=''Mario Party 4'':[[File:MP4 Try Hard, Folks.oga]]
|sample=''Mario Party 4'':<br>[[File:MP4 Try Hard, Folks.oga]]<br>''Mario Party DS'':<br>[[File:MPDS Think It Out.oga]]
''Mario Party DS'':[[File:MPDS Think It Out.oga]]
}}
}}
'''Bob-omb Breakers''' is a ''Tetris''-like 4-Player [[minigame]] from ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' and a Puzzle minigame from ''[[Mario Party DS]]''.
'''Bob-omb Breakers''' is a ''{{wp|Puyo Puyo}}''-like 4-Player [[minigame]] from ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' and a Puzzle minigame from ''[[Mario Party DS]]''.


==Gameplay==
==Overview==
===''Mario Party 4''===
[[File:Bob-omb Breakers MPDS.png|thumb|left|x200px|Gameplay from ''Mario Party DS'']]
Each character starts with their own column, three squares wide and nine squares high. Two by two, blocks will fall from the top of their column. Players must use the falling blocks to earn [[point]]s by making groups of three or more similar-colored blocks, which breaks them. If the blocks break in such a way that one set falls to form another group of three, a chain is formed and even more points are scored. Sometimes, [[Bob-omb]]s will fall; surrounding a Bob-omb with blocks causes it to explode and take out all the blocks touching it, scoring points for each one. The player who gets 100 points first wins the game.
Players earn [[point]]s by grouping three or more similarly colored blocks to break them. Further points are earned from chains, where more groups of blocks are broken in a row. [[Bob-omb]]s can sometimes fall and explode by being surrounded with blocks. Though a 3x9 column is assigned to each player, they can still match blocks in others' columns, but if a player's column overflows, they are unable to play unless the blocks are cleared from their column. The first player to get 100 points wins, though if only one player's column has not overflown, that player wins instead.
 
Players are not restricted to placing blocks and Bob-ombs in their own columns. Any player can place any block anywhere, but they will get points only if they are the one who completes the group of three. As a final note, if any player's column gets completely filled up, that player cannot participate until some of their blocks are cleared by other players. If three columns are filled up, the player whose column was not completely filled up wins, regardless of points.
 
===''Mario Party DS''===
In ''Mario Party DS'', there are a few changes. The bottom screen shows the entire action, while the top screen shows a tip about surrounding a Bob-omb. In addition to that, there is an "all clear" bonus that gives the player an additional 1,000 points. Each match is worth three points times the current level number. During the game, the sides will close, blocking any extra pieces.


The two-player version has the same rules as the ''Mario Party 4'' version.
Some changes were done in the one-player ''Mario Party DS'' version, though the two-player version has the same rules as in ''Mario Party 4''. Gameplay is done from the touch screen, while the top screen only gives a hint about surrounding a Bob-omb. There is also an "all clear" bonus worth 1,000 points. The amount of points earned from matching blocks equals the number cleared at once multiplied by the current level number, and a chain reaction also multiplies the position of the chain. Each level has a gauge, with the leftmost and rightmost columns closing after the first tier, then two more columns after the second tier, and two more columns once the gauge is full, leaving only the middle three columns open; by leveling up, the gauge resets, and the affected columns are reopened. One can go up to level 99, and clearing it only empties the gauge again.<ref>{{cite|author=Dark Deal|date=April 4, 2022|url=www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm40274774|title=【マリオパーティDS】ボムへいパズル TAS|publisher=NicoNico|accessdate=March 24, 2024|language=ja}}</ref>
{{br|left}}
{{br|left}}


Line 46: Line 40:
*'''Tips (1 player)''' &ndash; ''"If you surround a Bob-omb with other blocks, it will explode, removing all the blocks around it. Use this power strategically!"''
*'''Tips (1 player)''' &ndash; ''"If you surround a Bob-omb with other blocks, it will explode, removing all the blocks around it. Use this power strategically!"''
*'''Tips (2 players)''' &ndash; ''"You can also drop blocks in your rival's area. If you destroy blocks there, you'll score those points, not your opponent. Use this tactic to boost your score!"''
*'''Tips (2 players)''' &ndash; ''"You can also drop blocks in your rival's area. If you destroy blocks there, you'll score those points, not your opponent. Use this tactic to boost your score!"''
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Bob-omb Breakers MPDS.png|''Mario Party DS''
</gallery>


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
{{foreign names
|Jap=ボムへいパズル
|Jpn=ボムへいパズル
|JapR=Bomuhei pazuru
|JpnR=Bomuhei pazuru
|JapM=Bob-omb Puzzle
|JpnM=Bob-omb Puzzle
|Fra=Claustro Bob-omb
|Fre=Claustro Bob-omb
|FraM=Claustro Bob-ombic (pun with Bob-omb and claustrophobic)
|FreM=Claustro Bob-ombic
|FreN=Pun on "Bob-omb" and "claustrophobic"
|Ger=Bob-omb-Gebombe
|Ger=Bob-omb-Gebombe
|GerM=Bob-omb Bombing
|GerM=Bob-omb Bombing
Line 69: Line 59:
|KorM=Bob-omb Puzzle
|KorM=Bob-omb Puzzle
}}
}}
==References==
<references/>


{{MP4 minigames}}
{{MP4 minigames}}

Latest revision as of 22:51, March 15, 2025

It has been requested that more images be uploaded for this article. Remove this notice only after the additional images have been added. Specifics: Two players in DS

Bob-omb Breakers
A human Mario player against CPU players in Bob-omb Breakers from Mario Party 4
Appears in Mario Party 4
Mario Party DS
Type 4-Player minigame (Mario Party 4)
Puzzle minigame (Mario Party DS)
Initial record 60 points (Mario Party DS)
Music track Try Hard, Folks (Mario Party 4)
Think It Out (Mario Party DS)
Music sample
Mario Party 4:

Mario Party DS:

Bob-omb Breakers is a Puyo Puyo-like 4-Player minigame from Mario Party 4 and a Puzzle minigame from Mario Party DS.

Overview[edit]

Gameplay of Bob-omb Breakers in Mario Party DS.
Gameplay from Mario Party DS

Players earn points by grouping three or more similarly colored blocks to break them. Further points are earned from chains, where more groups of blocks are broken in a row. Bob-ombs can sometimes fall and explode by being surrounded with blocks. Though a 3x9 column is assigned to each player, they can still match blocks in others' columns, but if a player's column overflows, they are unable to play unless the blocks are cleared from their column. The first player to get 100 points wins, though if only one player's column has not overflown, that player wins instead.

Some changes were done in the one-player Mario Party DS version, though the two-player version has the same rules as in Mario Party 4. Gameplay is done from the touch screen, while the top screen only gives a hint about surrounding a Bob-omb. There is also an "all clear" bonus worth 1,000 points. The amount of points earned from matching blocks equals the number cleared at once multiplied by the current level number, and a chain reaction also multiplies the position of the chain. Each level has a gauge, with the leftmost and rightmost columns closing after the first tier, then two more columns after the second tier, and two more columns once the gauge is full, leaving only the middle three columns open; by leveling up, the gauge resets, and the affected columns are reopened. One can go up to level 99, and clearing it only empties the gauge again.[1]

Controls[edit]

Mario Party 4[edit]

  • Control Stick – Move blocks
  • A Button – Rotate clockwise
  • B Button – Rotate counterclockwise
  • Y Button X Button – Flip over

Mario Party DS[edit]

  • +Control Pad – Move
  • A Button – Spin right
  • B Button – Spin left
  • X Button – Flip

In-game text[edit]

Mario Party 4[edit]

  • Game Rules – "Connect three like shapes to make them disappear. Remember, you can also play in other people's areas. First one to 100 pts. wins."
  • Advice – "Bob-ombs explode when surrounded by blocks. You get more points for combos. Make sure to play in your opponents' areas!"

Mario Party DS[edit]

  • Rules (1 player) – "Connect three or more of a similar block type to clear them. Fully surround a Bob-omb to blow it up and obliterate all surrounding blocks."
  • Rules (2 players) – "Connect three or more of a similar block type to clear them. Whoever reaches 100 points first wins."
  • Tips (1 player) – "If you surround a Bob-omb with other blocks, it will explode, removing all the blocks around it. Use this power strategically!"
  • Tips (2 players) – "You can also drop blocks in your rival's area. If you destroy blocks there, you'll score those points, not your opponent. Use this tactic to boost your score!"

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ボムへいパズル[?]
Bomuhei pazuru 		Bob-omb Puzzle
French Claustro Bob-omb[?] Claustro Bob-ombic Pun on "Bob-omb" and "claustrophobic"
German Bob-omb-Gebombe[?] Bob-omb Bombing
Italian Il pallottoliere[?] The abacus
Korean 폭탄병 퍼즐[?]
Poktanbyeong Peojeul 		Bob-omb Puzzle
Spanish Machaca Bob-omb[?] Bob-omb Crush

References[edit]

  1. ^ Dark Deal (April 4, 2022). 【マリオパーティDS】ボムへいパズル TAS. NicoNico (Japanese). Retrieved March 24, 2024.
[Edit]
Minigames from Mario Party 4
4-Player minigames Avalanche! • Bob-omb Breakers • Booksquirm • Domination • Long Claw of the Law • Manta Rings • Mario Medley • Mario Speedwagons • Mr. Blizzard's Brigade • Paratrooper Plunge • Photo Finish • Slime Time • Stamp Out! • Take a Breather • Three Throw • Toad's Quick Draw
1-vs-3 minigames Blame It on the Crane • Candlelight Flight • Fish n' Drips • GOOOOOOOAL!! • Hide and Go BOOM! • Hop or Pop • Makin' Waves • Money Belts • Tree Stomp
2-vs-2 minigames Cheep Cheep Sweep • Cliffhangers • Dungeon Duos • Order Up • Pair-a-sailing • Revers-a-Bomb • Right Oar Left? • Team Treasure Trek • The Great Deflate
Battle minigames Bowser's Bigger Blast • Butterfly Blitz • Chain Chomp Fever • Paths of Peril • Rumble Fishing • Trace Race
Bowser minigames Balloon of Doom • Darts of Doom • Fruits of Doom
Story minigames Archaeologuess • Bowser Bop • Goomba's Chip Flip • Kareening Koopas • Mystic Match 'Em
Misc. minigames Barrel Baron • Beach Volley Folly • Bob-omb X-ing • Bowser Wrestling • Challenge Booksquirm • Doors of Doom • Goomba Stomp • Jigsaw Jitters • Mushroom Medic • Panels of Doom • Panel Panic • The Final Battle!
Mini Mini-Games Space Rocket Game • Merry-Go-Game • How High, Fly Guy? • Treasure Tree • Coin Slots • 3-Card Goomba • Rhythm and Boo • Horn of Plenty • Fish Fetch • Melon Mash • Brake Bullet Bill • Koopa Kid Shuffle
[Edit]
Minigames from Mario Party DS
4-Player minigames All Geared Up • Big Blowout • Boo Tag • Boogie Beam • Call of the Goomba • Camera Shy • Cheep Cheep Chance • Cherry-Go-Round • Crater Crawl • Cyber Scamper • Domino Effect • Dress for Success • Dust Buddies • Get the Lead Out • Goomba Wrangler • Hedge Honcho • Hot Shots • Parachutin' Gallery • Pedal Pushers • Raft Riot • Rail Riders • Roller Coasters • Shortcut Circuit • Soap Surfers • Soccer Survival • Study Fall • Sweet Sleuth • Tidal Fools • Trace Cadets • Trash Landing • Twist and Route • Whomp-a-thon
1-vs.-3 minigames Fast Food Frenzy • Flash and Dash • Gusty Blizzard • Nothing to Luge • Peek-a-Boo • Penny Pinchers • Plush Crush • Power Washer • Rotisserie Rampage • Rubber Ducky Rodeo • Shuffleboard Showdown • Track Star
2-vs.-2 minigames Airbrushers • Book It! • Crazy Crosshairs • Cube Crushers • Cucumberjacks • Double Vision • Hanger Management • Memory Mash • Mole Thrill • Shorty Scorers • Soil Toil • Sprinkler Scalers • Toppling Terror
Battle minigames Cheep Chump • Chips and Dips • Globe Gunners • Short Fuse • Star Catchers
Duel minigames All Geared Up • Big Blowout • Boogie Beam • Call of the Goomba • Camera Shy • Cheep Cheep Chance • Cherry-Go-Round • Crater Crawl • Cucumberjacks • Cyber Scamper • Domino Effect • Dust Buddies • Get the Lead Out • Goomba Wrangler • Hanger Management • Hedge Honcho • Hot Shots • Pedal Pushers • Raft Riot • Rail Riders • Roller Coasters • Shortcut Circuit • Soap Surfers • Soccer Survival • Study Fall • Sweet Sleuth • Tidal Fools • Toppling Terror • Trace Cadets • Trash Landing • Twist and Route • Whomp-a-thon
Boss minigames Book Bash • Bowser's Block Party • Feed and Seed • Hammer Chime • Hexoskeleton
Puzzle minigames Block Star • Bob-omb Breakers • Mario's Puzzle Party • Piece Out • Stick and Spin • Triangle Twisters
Retrieved from "https://www.mariowiki.com/index.php?title=Bob-omb_Breakers&oldid=4784765"