About BOMBANANA! Wiki
BOMBANANA! Wiki is an independent, fan-made guide site. It covers BOMBANANA! (also written Bomb Banana or Boom Banana), the three-player co-op bomb defusal game developed by Lefto Studio and published by TARK, released on Steam on September 2, 2026.
We are not the developer, not the publisher, and not affiliated with either. Nothing here is official, and nothing here is endorsed by the people who made the game. What we try to be instead is accurate: every factual claim on this site falls into one of three tiers, and we publish the tier rather than hiding it.
What this site covers
The site is organised around the questions people actually search for, which in practice means four clusters:
- Rules and basics — the beginner guide covers how three players with restricted senses defuse a bomb together, and the manual is the printable quick-reference version.
- The Campaign — all 30 Campaign levels, their timers, mistake limits, module combinations and Chaos types.
- Modules and roles — the full module list and therole and communication guide, plus dedicated pages forCable / Wires, Braille,Calculator and Switch, with asolver for the ones that can be computed.
- Platform questions — crossplay, therelease date and regional prices, the freeRoblox version and the FAQ.
How we check facts
This is the part that matters, because a guide site is only worth visiting if its answers hold up. Every claim on this site is sorted into one of three tiers before it is published:
| Tier | Rule | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| A — hard facts | Checkable against a primary source, then written down with the source and the date we checked it. | Price, release date, platforms, player count, module counts, review score (Steam store page / Steam API). |
| B — how-to content | Needs at least two independent sources agreeing before it gets published as fact. | Module solving rules, role techniques, level module combinations, timing behaviour. |
| C — unconfirmed | Not published as fact. Either left out, or written explicitly as "unannounced" / "not confirmed". | Console release dates, mobile crossplay, per-level step-by-step walkthroughs, unreleased content. |
In practice that means A-tier pages carry a visible source note with a re-check date, so you can see when we last verified it rather than trusting an undated claim. Steam store data is treated as the authority on anything it covers: where a community source and Valve's own data disagree, the store data wins, and we say so on the page.
B-tier content is the slowest to publish, because it has to be corroborated. Where we only have one source for something operational, the page says which source it came from instead of quietly presenting it as settled.
What we deliberately do not publish
Three kinds of content are off the table, because publishing them would mean inventing them:
- Per-level step-by-step walkthroughs. We do not write "move here, cut this wire" scripts for individual levels. Level pages document what is fixed and verifiable about a level — modules, timer, mistake limit, Chaos type — rather than a script we cannot verify.
- Unannounced content presented as confirmed. If the developer has not said it, it is written asunannounced, not as a maybe. Console release dates and mobile crossplay are the two most common cases: we say the ports are in development because TARK has, and we say the dates are unknown because they are.
- Scraped or rewritten competitor content. Where two sources disagree, we name them instead of picking the more convenient one.
Who runs this site
BOMBANANA! Wiki is a small independent editorial project, built and maintained by people who play the game. It is not a company, has no staff, and takes no payment from the developer or publisher. The site is funded the same way most fan wikis are — advertising — which is disclosed on the privacy policy page.
Because nobody here speaks for the game, corrections matter more than they would on an official wiki. If something on this site is wrong, outdated or badly explained, the contact page has the address to use, and we would rather hear about it than not.
Affiliation and trademarks
BOMBANANA! is a trademark of its respective owners. This site uses the game's name, module names and level structure for reference and commentary purposes only, and claims no rights over them. Game screenshots and official art are not reproduced here.
For anything official — bug reports, refunds, account problems, press enquiries — go to the developer or publisher rather than to us. We cannot help with any of those and do not have access to game accounts.
Corrections and updates
Guides go stale quickly after a patch. When the game changes in a way that affects a page, we re-check the affected facts and update the source note with the new date. If you spot a page whose re-check date is older than the current game build, that page is due for a pass — and telling us is the fastest way to get it done.
Links
Where this site is listed, and the occasional directory we think is worth pointing at. Listings in this section are reciprocal — we link to them because they list us — and they have no bearing on what we publish or how we rate anything.