RED Fuse: Rolling Explosive Device

Red Fuse is a physics-based puzzle game that requires you to use the tools at your disposal in each level to guide bombs to the ores. Destroying the ores gets you money, and minimal resource management is required to purchase some of the tools. Some of these maps/puzzles do require some smart or creative thinking to clear, and the game is long and challenging enough to warrant its $5 price tag. I find these games in general very "Meh," but if you like this sort of thing, you'll be pleased.

Simple, satisfying fun. I quite like playing through this game in bunches. The challenges are not incredibly difficult to solve but still make me go "ahhh, of course," when I finally find the solution.

RED Fuse: Rolling Explosive Device is an unusual 2D physics puzzle game. You're presented with a 2D cave with a couple of "ore deposit" goals and your objective is to place objects and ramps, then drop bombs so they follow the path you set and explode on the goals. Kind of like Lemmings meets Angry Birds meets Bridge Constructor. It does display okay in 4K and looks so/so in terms of graphics. At least it's not retro pixel "art". This really looks and feels like a mobile game, but bewilderingly it's not on mobile where it belongs. I think the devs would make a lot of money launching this on the right platform. For PC gamers, however, this really isn't a PC game.

The best mining game on Steam about getting rolling bombs that hate each other to work together to achieve something beautiful.

As a kid I used to play bust a move (aka puzzle bobble), this game feels like a more mature version of that. This is the kind of game you play to pass the time, much like one would with tetris or space invaders. I personally feel that it would have been better suited as a mobile game. Initially I thought that the caverns looked too samey and that there were not enough variation between them, but then I went past level 40 where more obstacles were introduced, which makes me think that there may be even more this game has in store for me- I've just got to be more patient; I'm actually looking foward to reaching 100 now. I still wish that the enviorment played with a more varied colour palette (nittpicky critism, but necessary for puzzle games), on the other hand, maybe I'm "just not there yet" much like with the new obstacles that get introduced just in time to rejuvenate my interest. I recommend this game to the puzzle lovers, to those who still pick up a newspaper to solve crossword puzzles, the ones who have solitaire up in their office computers and the ones who like the idea of blowing **** up- I know I enjoy blowing.

Addicting gameplay! Such a simple, yet alluring concept. Nicely done. The levels start out pretty easy but eventually become very challenging. There's something fun about watching the bombs shoot across the screen and seeing the gems "explode." I also like how the game is a nice blend of "action" and puzzle solving. Give this game a chance and I think you will be rewarded.