Another noteworthy expansion is the measure of unlockable characters. Not exclusively do these characters pay reverence to Konami's different establishments like Castlevania, Gradius, and Silent Hill (just as a gesture to Sony's history with Ratchet and Clank), however they all have unique capacities. These capacities can be anything from having the option to super dash, dazzling adversaries for a brief instant, or crushing effectively set bombs to get you out of a spot of trouble. Additional layers are added to the ongoing interaction here and you're compelled to consider your procedure significantly progressively dependent on who you face.

Outside of the standard fight mode there is additionally a story mode on offer to help sharpen your bombarding abilities. While the story is counter-intuitive and the cutscenes, yet decent to take a gander at, are terribly long for a game this way, the real ongoing interaction here is an impact. Rather than common matches you will play through stages that are significantly progressively centered around riddle explaining before achieving an end gateway. Each stage sets a specific target, with anything from the most fundamental "rout all adversaries" to looking through the phase to discover keys or driving powerless regular people to wellbeing. While these destinations may appear to be very essential superficially, in real life they require a great deal of reasoning. The mix of being bolted inside a labyrinth nearby a consistent torrent of enemies implies animal constraining things is as a general rule the most troublesome approach to handle things.

Amid story mode you'll be transported to six distinct universes (and a seventh that opens after you beat the game), each with another subject, for example, backwoods, snow, or innovation, which brings one of a kind contrivances like sliding ice squares or magnets. Toward the finish of every world you'll take on one of the five Dastardly Bombers in a conventional Bomberman fight. In spite of these aircraft having exceptional capacities, these fights are incredibly simple. Fortunately, the genuine manager fight happens after this, as the Dastardly Bomber bounces in a mech and you're entrusted with recognizing their feeble point. Each of these mech fights is interesting and a hurry to play through.