All of the characters from the Premium Pass have some kind of ability to give them an edge. The characters in the base game have no special abilities outside of the Bean Bomber and Old Snake Bomber which you need to acquire from the in-game store. My final complaint has to do with the characters. Once again, this isn’t huge and I’m glad that there’s some cross-play I just wonder why Stadia couldn’t join in. Also, for some reason the game supports cross-play for all platforms except Stadia. Sometimes, they show up as a game loads as hints, but this isn’t very useful for people new to the game. I’m grabbing powerups and don’t know what many of them do. Then, you get a decent tutorial, but then I found out there are controls they don’t cover and they don’t tell you about any of the powerups. This was frustrating, but not a dealbreaker.

First, on PC, you need to press spacebar instead of enter to select things which took me a while to figure out as there was no indication of that. However, there were some things that I didn’t enjoy about my experience. Overall, the gameplay of Super Bomberman R Online is fun if you like Bomberman. During the game, there’s the battle phase that is what we’re all familiar with, and then there’s the movement phase where you can leave your map and go somewhere else (sometimes out of necessity) to fight additional people and then the blocks respawn and can potentially crush you. Then, you try to play a game and it’s utter chaos. You go around blowing up blocks, trying to blow up the other characters, and collect power-ups. When going through the initial tutorial, I felt very at home and comfortable. I have fond memories of playing Bomberman in my youth, mostly on a TI-83+ calculator.

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