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Super Bomberman 4
Plant bombs in maze arenas, trap enemies and chain explosions in Super Bomberman 4, a frantic retro action strategy classic you can enjoy on Kiz10.
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2 Player Red BlPlay : Super Bomberman 4 🕹️ Game on Kiz10
Rating:
4.3 (37 votes)
Released:
06 Apr 2015
Last Updated:
26 Jan 2026
Technology:
HTML5
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Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
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There is a very specific kind of panic that only Bomberman games can trigger. You drop into a tiny maze, walls hemming you in on every side, one lonely bomb in your inventory and enemies already wandering around like they own the place. You press the button, the first bomb hits the floor with that satisfying clink… and for a split second you realize you have absolutely no idea where to stand. Super Bomberman 4 lives inside that moment. It takes the classic formula from the 90s and turns each stage into a miniature pressure cooker where every tile, every power up and every second of hesitation matters.
Maze nerves and cross shaped fire 💣🧱
On the surface, the rules are simple. Each arena is a grid: solid walls that never move, soft blocks you can blow up, and little corridors where Bomberman shuffles around dropping explosives like a cheerful demolition worker. When a bomb detonates, flame bursts out in a cross, burning through blocks, enemies… and you, if you were foolish enough to stay in the blast path. The first few rounds are pure instinct. You run, you bomb whatever is in front of you, and sometimes you trap an enemy entirely by accident. Other times you trap yourself, stare at the screen in horror and watch the fire edge closer like, well, this is how it ends.
On the surface, the rules are simple. Each arena is a grid: solid walls that never move, soft blocks you can blow up, and little corridors where Bomberman shuffles around dropping explosives like a cheerful demolition worker. When a bomb detonates, flame bursts out in a cross, burning through blocks, enemies… and you, if you were foolish enough to stay in the blast path. The first few rounds are pure instinct. You run, you bomb whatever is in front of you, and sometimes you trap an enemy entirely by accident. Other times you trap yourself, stare at the screen in horror and watch the fire edge closer like, well, this is how it ends.
Then the patterns start to click. You notice how long bombs take to explode. You learn how far the blast will reach with and without power ups. You stop carpet bombing everything and start using explosives like chess pieces, cutting off exits and herding enemies into exactly the wrong corner at exactly the wrong time.
Tiny arenas, big galaxy brain moments 🧠✨
Super Bomberman 4 is at its best when the arena is almost full and you are technically doomed, but still trying to pretend you are in control. There is a weird satisfaction in realizing you can turn three bombs into a chain reaction that clears half the map. Maybe you drop one in front of a soft wall, run around a corner, throw another to close off an escape route and leave a third in the only path the enemy can take. If you got the timing right, everything lights up in one long roar of flame and you walk away looking like you planned it that way from the start.
Super Bomberman 4 is at its best when the arena is almost full and you are technically doomed, but still trying to pretend you are in control. There is a weird satisfaction in realizing you can turn three bombs into a chain reaction that clears half the map. Maybe you drop one in front of a soft wall, run around a corner, throw another to close off an escape route and leave a third in the only path the enemy can take. If you got the timing right, everything lights up in one long roar of flame and you walk away looking like you planned it that way from the start.
Of course, the game is more than happy to remind you that overconfidence kills. That perfect trap can backfire if a stray power up slightly changes your speed, or if another enemy wanders into your pattern and messes up the timing. One of the joys of Bomberman style gameplay is that the rules are crystal clear and completely unforgiving. When you blow yourself up, you know exactly whose fault it was.
Power ups that turn chaos into fireworks 💥🧨
Bomb games live and die on their power ups, and Super Bomberman 4 treats them like candy scattered across a battlefield. Blow up the right soft block and a little icon pops out: extra bombs, longer flames, roller skates for more speed, remote detonators, all the classic toys. Each pickup is a small temptation. You can leave it, stay safe and keep your current rhythm… or you can dart out into danger, hoping to snatch it before an enemy strolls by or a bomb you forgot about goes off.
Bomb games live and die on their power ups, and Super Bomberman 4 treats them like candy scattered across a battlefield. Blow up the right soft block and a little icon pops out: extra bombs, longer flames, roller skates for more speed, remote detonators, all the classic toys. Each pickup is a small temptation. You can leave it, stay safe and keep your current rhythm… or you can dart out into danger, hoping to snatch it before an enemy strolls by or a bomb you forgot about goes off.
There is a special kind of thrill in watching Bomberman evolve during a match. You start slow and clumsy, stuck with a single tiny explosion. Two minutes later you are zipping around the arena with four bombs at once and blast lines that reach clear across a corridor. It feels amazing right up until the moment you misplace one bomb by a single tile and your own upgraded firestorm catches you instead of your opponent.
Stage gimmicks, strange worlds and rude surprises 🌍⚙️
Super Bomberman 4 does not settle for one type of arena. As you move through its worlds, the game starts throwing in gimmicks and tricks: conveyor belts that drag bombs and players along, dangerous tiles to avoid, teleporters that fling you into new sections of the map, and other interactive pieces that turn simple bombing into a more intricate puzzle. One stage might feel like a straight forward demolition job, the next might force you to think about timing as bombs ride moving floors or fall through gaps.
Super Bomberman 4 does not settle for one type of arena. As you move through its worlds, the game starts throwing in gimmicks and tricks: conveyor belts that drag bombs and players along, dangerous tiles to avoid, teleporters that fling you into new sections of the map, and other interactive pieces that turn simple bombing into a more intricate puzzle. One stage might feel like a straight forward demolition job, the next might force you to think about timing as bombs ride moving floors or fall through gaps.
Each new environment changes the tempo. Some levels feel fast and loose, encouraging wild chases and aggressive plays. Others are slow burn, where one bad step can send you into a hazard or strand you next to a bomb you cannot escape. It keeps you from playing on autopilot. Even if you have mastered the basic Bomberman rhythm, the game keeps asking: are you paying attention right now, or just coasting on old habits?
From single player puzzles to multiplayer grudges 🎮🔥
Played alone, Super Bomberman 4 is a wonderfully tense little action puzzle. You pick a world, clear out enemy-filled stages, deal with bosses and slowly sharpen your bombing instincts. You start noticing tiny optimizations: the quickest way to open a path to the center, the safest way to thin out a crowded map without boxing yourself in, the best moment to grab a power up when three enemies and five bombs are all moving at once.
Played alone, Super Bomberman 4 is a wonderfully tense little action puzzle. You pick a world, clear out enemy-filled stages, deal with bosses and slowly sharpen your bombing instincts. You start noticing tiny optimizations: the quickest way to open a path to the center, the safest way to thin out a crowded map without boxing yourself in, the best moment to grab a power up when three enemies and five bombs are all moving at once.
But anyone who knows this series also knows that the real chaos begins when more humans enter the room. Even if you are just passing the controls back and forth, the tone changes completely the moment Bomberman becomes a battle of wits instead of a duel with AI. Suddenly you are not just reading patterns, you are reading personalities. That friend who loves rushing straight at you with no plan. That cousin who pretends they are bad and then wipes out everyone in one ridiculous trap. Every bomb becomes half a weapon, half a psychological threat.
Matches turn into little stories. There was the round where you accidentally blew up your own power up and spent the rest of the game slow and weak, somehow still dragging out a victory. There was the round where two of you set bombs at the same time, both forgot to leave enough space, and the entire arena turned into one giant mutual self-destruct. Bomberman always had couch multiplayer in its DNA, and this entry keeps that spirit alive even when you are playing through a browser.
Learning routes, reading tiles, feeling the timing ⏱️🧩
After a while, playing Super Bomberman 4 feels less like “drop bombs and hope” and more like learning a language made of tiles and timers. You start to see safe pockets in the map before you place a bomb. You know that if you stand two tiles away and move at exactly the right moment, you can squeeze past an explosion that would have killed a less confident player. You memorize where enemies like to wander and how to cut them off without having to chase them all over the level.
After a while, playing Super Bomberman 4 feels less like “drop bombs and hope” and more like learning a language made of tiles and timers. You start to see safe pockets in the map before you place a bomb. You know that if you stand two tiles away and move at exactly the right moment, you can squeeze past an explosion that would have killed a less confident player. You memorize where enemies like to wander and how to cut them off without having to chase them all over the level.
The best moments are the quiet ones, weirdly enough. Those seconds where everything is about to happen but hasn’t yet. You have bombs down, enemies are committed to their paths, and you’re standing in the one safe square you carved out for yourself, watching it all unfold. If you did it right, the screen lights up, opponents vanish and the level ends with you still standing. If you did it wrong, the flame flicks sideways and you feel that instant, sinking “oh no” as you realize you left yourself nowhere to run.
Retro explosions that still work perfectly on Kiz10 🌐💾
Despite being a 1990s classic, Super Bomberman 4 fits naturally into modern browser play on Kiz10. You load the game, glance at the little configuration key icon in the lower corner to check or remap your controls, and within seconds you are back in those tight arenas that made Bomberman famous. No cartridges, no cables, just pure grid-based mayhem streaming straight into your keyboard.
Despite being a 1990s classic, Super Bomberman 4 fits naturally into modern browser play on Kiz10. You load the game, glance at the little configuration key icon in the lower corner to check or remap your controls, and within seconds you are back in those tight arenas that made Bomberman famous. No cartridges, no cables, just pure grid-based mayhem streaming straight into your keyboard.
It is the kind of game that works for short breaks and long sessions alike. You can jump in for a couple of stages, clear an area, and log off feeling like you actually did something. Or you can chase higher difficulty, experiment with different worlds and stages, and treat every arena like a small puzzle you want to solve with fewer mistakes and cleaner plays. Either way, Super Bomberman 4 stays what it has always been: a deceptively simple bomb game where timing, placement and nerves decide everything, and where even your own explosions are just as dangerous as anything the enemies can throw at you.
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