BO BOMBANANA Guide Roles, modules, callouts, settings, and co-op demo help.
guide Updated 2026-06-20

BOMBANANA Roles

A role guide for BOMBANANA teams, covering the blind, deaf, and mute monkey constraints and how to communicate without wasting the timer.

Quick answer: Every role has missing information. The team wins by routing each clue to the player who can use it, not by letting one player lead every decision.

The role page is the strongest first support page because the official premise is built around asymmetric communication. Players need a simple responsibility map before solving modules.

Keep role descriptions conservative and source-backed. Use the Steam role premise and gameplay videos as evidence, then refine after direct demo review.

Step-by-step guide

  1. Define what each player can know

    Before starting, each player should state what they can see, hear, say, read, or touch. This reduces repeated questions during the run.

  2. Give each role a default job

    The bomb-facing role reports visible/interactable details, the manual/info role converts clues into instructions, and the communication role keeps the exchange short.

  3. Use confirmations

    When hearing or speaking is limited, short confirmations matter. Agree on yes/no, repeat, unclear, and stop signals.

Quick reference

Role responsibility draft

RoleLikely jobTeam support
Blind monkeyInteract and report what can be touched or changed.Needs clear instruction and confirmation.
Mute monkeyUse manual/help information without normal speech.Needs agreed non-verbal or text-like signals.
Deaf monkeyUse visual information and speech while missing audio.Needs teammates to confirm visually or repeat clearly.

Video validation

Use this manual YouTube link to check uploads from the recent window before deciding whether to expand the page: YouTube recent results.

Related keyword ideas

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FAQ

Can one role carry the team?

The premise is built around missing information. One player can lead the process, but the team still needs every role to route clues correctly.

Should role names be changed for accessibility?

Use the game terms when explaining mechanics, but keep advice respectful and practical. The site should not make disability jokes.

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