Bomb Game
Avoid the bomb.
Tap the grid and pray — pick the wrong cell and the bomb goes off on you. Pass the phone and sweat it out.
Free online bomb game
A simple web version of the bomb game in the PartyAt app. One square hides a real bomb — take turns tapping, pass the phone around, and whoever sets it off loses. It runs right in your browser, no install and no sign-up.
Board size
Tap a square — one of them hides the real bomb.
16 left
Boom!
That square was the bomb — you lose.
The PartyAt app adds a "someone hides the bomb" mode, custom safe/bomb images and player names — plus the rest of the party game collection.
How to play — rules
- Choose a board size and how the bomb's location gets decided — random draw, or one person sets it.
- If you chose "set it," the person placing the bomb secretly picks its real square without anyone else seeing.
- On your turn, pick one square. Safe, and that square disappears and play passes to the next player. Bomb, and it's a big explosion — you lose, and the round ends.
- Keep going, one square per turn, until someone hits the real bomb — everyone who never uncovered it stays safe.
How to win
Whoever picks the real bomb square loses. Everyone else stays safe when the round ends.
Tips & strategy
- The smaller the board, the tenser the later turns get.
- "Set it yourself" mode is all about the mind games with whoever planted the bomb.
FAQ
- What board sizes can I choose?
- Five sizes, from 9 to 49 squares (3×3 up to 7×7) — 16 squares is the default. The more squares on the board, the harder it is to hit the bomb.
- If someone sets the bomb themselves, do they still get a turn?
- No — whoever plants the bomb knows where it is, so they're excluded from taking a turn.
- Is the turn order fixed?
- No — the drawing order is randomized every round. You can also swap the safe/bomb icons (💣💥 by default) for any image you like.
- Is the bomb game on this page free to play?
- Yes — the bomb game runs right in your browser with no install and no sign-up, so you can play online for free as many rounds as you like. Pick a board size, pass the phone around, and tap.
Where it shines
Pass one phone around and play it in moments like these.
