BOMBER — Six Sparks, One Night

Six towers stand over one town, and in each of them a daily task was left undone. Where the work stops, the Quiet settles: colour goes first, then sound, then the thing itself turns to grey glass. Six climbers go up the same night to do the one job each tower has been missing — and you climb with them, floor by floor, with a bag of bombs. CLASSIC FLOORS, ONE RULE SET • A maze of blocks, a three-second fuse, a blast that opens like a cross. • Every floor hides a key and a lock under separate blocks: clear the monsters, find both, climb. • Power-ups worth keeping: an extra bomb, a longer flame, speed, a kick, a vest, the remote. • Die and the floor re-rolls; clear it and your gear climbs with you. SIX CLIMBERS, SIX TOWERS • 72 floors across six campaigns, each with its own place, terrain, monsters and palette. • Each climber starts with a different perk — the remote, the vest, the longer flame... • Every floor asks a question on the way in and answers it on the way out: 72 secrets build one story. A WORLD DRAWN IN INK • Everything on screen is drawn by the game itself — flat colour, one hard shadow, light always from the upper left. • The higher you climb, the more the Quiet shows: the palettes grey toward glass. THE LEDGER • Under one block on every floor lies a folded page nobody asks you to find. • 72 pages, six climbers' histories and a seven-chapter book, all readable in the Ledger. ADA'S TOWER • Finish all six campaigns and a seventh, endless tower opens. • No last floor and no second chances — climb for the record. • Plays offline. No account, no sign-in. • One optional rewarded ad: continue a lost run once per floor, only if you choose to.