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Gameplay

The object of the game is to use an arsenal of explosives to blow up bricks and your opponents . After destroying all the enemies on the map, the player wins that round. Some of the bricks blown up contain power-ups that increase the player's bomb radius, bomb power, speed and more.

Leaderboards

Many complaints have been made about the leaderboards since the game was released complaining that not all wins were being counted.

Credits

Hudson Entertainment

Executive Producer - Joel Breton

Associate Producer - Peter Dasenko

VP Product Development - Sabine

Backbone Entertainment

Programming

Senior Programmer - Steve Snake

Lead Programmer - Josh Breingan

George Wu

Brooke Jones

Corey Asbreuk

Artists

Lead Artist - Aaron Parrott

Matt Osness

Shane Holmes

Aaron Hempler

Production/Design

Producer - Glen Hamilton

Assistant Producer - Jarett Metcalfe

Studio Head - Joe Bonar

Technical Director - George Philips

Quality Assurance

QA Lead - Tom McGarry

Mike Coules

to be continued...

External links

• Official site
• Hudson Entertainment
• 1UP Preview
• The Gamer Gene Review