BOMB RELAY

Pass the explosive to an opponent before the timer runs out and be the last surviving jelly character in the arena.

How to play

Move your jelly character around the circular arena using the joystick or keyboard.
If you hold the explosive, chase opponents to automatically pass it when close.
If you are safe, run and hide behind the three bumper obstacles to avoid the holder.
Press the dash button to quickly escape danger or catch up to a fleeing rival.
Survive until the countdown reaches zero to eliminate an opponent and advance to the next round.

Controls

Touch: Drag the left joystick to move, drag the right side to turn, and tap Dash.
Keyboard: Use the WASD or Arrow Keys to move your character and the Spacebar to dash.
Mouse: Click and drag on the right side of the screen to turn the camera view.

More about this game

In BOMB RELAY, you compete in a high-stakes survival arena where the goal is to avoid holding the explosive when the clock hits zero. The core loop involves chasing rivals to automatically transfer the explosive or running away to stay safe. Across five levels, the difficulty increases as you face up to five opponents who move faster and dash more aggressively. A round ends when the countdown finishes, eliminating the current holder in a colorful burst, and the match ends if you explode.

Tips

Keep a close eye on the clock. It starts at 12 seconds in the first round but drops to a minimum of 8 seconds as fewer players remain.
Save your dash for critical moments. It provides a 9.5 power speed boost but requires a 2.2-second cooldown before you can use it again.
After transferring the explosive, use the 0.8-second pass protection window to immediately run in the opposite direction so it is not handed right back.

Questions

How close do I need to be to pass the explosive?

You must get within a 1.7-unit radius of an opponent. The transfer happens automatically once you are close enough, accompanied by a quick air blade effect.

How many opponents do I face in each match?

The game features five levels. You start against two rivals in level one, and the count increases until you face five fast opponents in the final two levels.

Why does the clock time change between rounds?

The starting time decreases by two seconds for every opponent eliminated. While the first round gives you 12 seconds, later rounds can start with as few as 8 seconds.