A 10-second bomb-defusing game puts red wire/blue wire in your hands

by Laura Domela

For a coding contest where competitors had a limited amount of time to come up with a novel game that plays out in just 10 seconds, SassyBot Studio created this stressful-looking bomb defusing challenge that has players trying to figure out what wire to snip.

Bomb School took just 72 hours to create, but packs more interactivity and excitement than games that took months to develop.
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A 10-second bomb-defusing game puts red wire/blue wire in your hands

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