The Bombing Islands
A spiritual successor to the late-80's, early-90's explosive puzzle game Bombuzal, starring Kemco's comical clown mascot Kid Klown.
Overview The Bombing Islands, also known in Japan as Bombing Island, is a 3D top-down puzzle game developed and published by Kemco for the Sony PlayStation in Japan on July 18, 1997.
It later received a European release in 2000 and a North American release on April 2001.A spiritual successor to the game Bombuzal (of which Kemco released the SNES version), The Bombing Islands stars Kemco's mascot clown Kid Klown as he navigates grid-based islands, arranging explosives (each with a numbered blast radius) in a way that igniting the red detonator bomb will cause all others to explode in a cascade without taking out Kid Klown himself.It later received a Nintendo 64 adaptation outside of Japan, known as Charlie Blast's Territory. It also received a mobile phone adaptation in April 1, 2003, known as The Bombing Island, with the gameplay resembling more like Bombuzal.The game was later digitally re-released as a PSone Classics title for the PlayStation Network exclusively in Japan on July 6, 2011, where it is also known as The Bombing Islands: Kid Klown no Crazy Puzzle (to make it more similar to the other games in the Kid Klown series).
