Clear the Chickens With Carefully Placed Bombs
Bomb Them is a physics puzzle game where your goal is to remove a group of mischievous chickens from the screen. You do this by dropping bombs near them and using the force of each explosion to knock the chickens away. The game contains 15 levels, with each stage arranging the chickens and surrounding objects in a different way.
The controls stay simple. You use the mouse to decide where a bomb should fall. A good placement can send one or several chickens flying from the play area.
Think About Where the Explosion Will Push
Bomb Them is not about clicking on the chickens directly. The explosion needs to do the work.
A bomb placed on the wrong side may push a chicken deeper into the level instead of removing it. Placing the explosive below or beside a target can produce a much more useful result.
Objects around the chickens also affect what happens. The game uses physics, so pieces can move after an explosion. This can change the layout and sometimes create a better opportunity for your next bomb.
Watching how everything moves after each blast helps you plan the following action.
Purple Bombs Need Another Click
Bomb Them also includes purple bombs with a different control. After dropping one, you need to click again to make it explode.
This gives you control over the timing. You can wait until the bomb reaches a useful position before setting it off.
Timing becomes important when a small change in location can decide which direction a chicken travels.
Work Through All 15 Levels
Each new level gives you another arrangement to solve. The basic task stays easy to understand, but the placement of chickens and objects makes you think about each explosion.
Bomb Them works best when you treat every blast as part of a small puzzle. Study the stage, decide where the force needs to come from, drop the bomb, and watch the result. If the chickens remain on the screen, adjust your approach and try another position.
The simple controls make Bomb Them easy to start, while the physics give its 15 stages enough variety to keep each puzzle interesting.