At first glance, Bomb the Monsters looks like one of those games made with two cents, recycled from a generic Angry Birds template and designed to fill space on a school-issued tablet.
And yeah... there's some truth to that.



No slingshots here. No angry birds out for revenge.
This is all about weight, angles, gravity,
and that subtle choreography of releasing the bomb just in time and letting physics do the rest.

Of course, don’t expect Portal’s precision or complexity.
This is simpler than a kindergartener’s pick-up line.




Bomb the Monsters is easy. Very easy.
You’ll finish it in two hours.
Levels ramp up in difficulty just enough to feel like you’re progressing.
Everything feels soft, cushioned, almost fluffy.
And you know what? That’s totally fine.

Not every game has to be a Soulslike or try to reinvent the wheel.
Sometimes, it’s nice to play something that doesn’t demand anything from you.
Something just to unwind.

It’s a kids’ game.
What more do you want from it?