Playing with Fire 2
Blow up your opponent in this bomberman game Playing With Fire!
Select the number of players and level to start the game. Blow up your opponents using bombs before they manage to kill you. Destroy blocks to leave behind power-ups which will give you special abilities when picked up. Each player has three lives so they will need to be killed three times to be eliminated. There is a 3-minute time limit in place. If you win a game, you will score the number of seconds remaining on the timer multiplied by 250, times the number of opponents in the game. Losing a game will result in that amount of points being subtracted from your score.
Game Publisher: GameDistribution
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Kenji T
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Explosive Fun with a Retro Twist in Playing with Fire 2
There's one thing that is always going to be fun â avoiding bumb blasts and outsmarting yourâenemies, and the classic bomberman-style game Playing with Fire 2 gives that to you in a lot, and that's complete fun. With an option to play single or multiplayer it really covers all bases, and if you want to up the madness factor you can recruit more playersâto increase the bedlam on the screen, itk can be an absolute riot for friends and enemies!
The game alsoâthrows in a fair bit of strategy along the way; snagging bonuses after smashing blocks gives a pleasing depth to every round. And the three livesâyou begin with? Youâll hold onto them dearly as theâthree-minute timer ticks down, giving an adrenaline-pumping urgency to every match.
Granted,âthe game isnât without flaws. Things can feel a bit repetitive after a few rounds, and dependingâon how much you play, there isnât necessarily a more expansive set of levels or variations in game mode that will keep every gamer engaged for the long run. Iâve seen a variety of responses to the game around the web, from ânormal gameâ to less enthusiastic takes but in general,âmost agree itâs good fun. Simple to learn, difficult to master, with perfectâsatisfaction for a game fix. So, letâs set ourâfake Roman candles on fire! 
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