Maze Blast Tactics

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  • maze-blast-tactics

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  • MIT

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Tactical 2D grid maze bomber game with chain blasts, upgrades, and rival AI

A fast-paced 2D tactical maze bomber game for Linux inspired by Bomberman, featuring custom-illustrated cel-shaded 2D sprites, destructible brick barriers, chain-detonating energy bombs, power-up pickups, synthesized 16-bit PCM WAV sound effects, and intelligent rival bots that flee blast lanes.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source game and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Konami.

FEATURES

  • Grid Blast Tactics & Corner-Slide Assist: smooth 60 FPS movement with edge-rounding assist around steel checkerboard pillars, chain-detonating bombs, and optional Remote Detonator trigger (E or Shift).
  • Power-Ups & Exit Portal: shatter soft brick crates to uncover +Flame Range orbs, +Max Bombs orbs, Speed Skates, Remote Detonators, and the locked Exit Portal that opens once every rival bot is defeated.
  • Three Distinct Rival AIs: Patrol Balloon Slime, Smart Rival Bomb-Droid AI (BFS blast-tile evasion and tactical crate blasting), and Ghost Wall-Phaser.
  • 3 Stages & 3 Difficulty Tiers: Stone Keep, Foundry Maze, and Ice Labyrinth across Casual, Arcade, and Turbo speeds, with local high-score history, CSV export, and English / Vietnamese UI toggle.

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