There are glitches in the program, which only add salt to the wound. Even the Quake games run better than Atomic Bomberman. There's no excuse for a simple game like this to be choppy online. The online support is a lag-filled, bug-ridden mess. So the single player game has been shot to oblivion but how about multi-player support? After all, the game is intended for online play. You can customize these 'bots to act differently, but who cares? There are no level progressions or anything along that line. Instead, they've been replaced by computer AI 'bots. There are no little creatures to fight any more nor hidden doors to be found. The lack of a single player campaign is sickening. Unfortunately, though, they single-handedly destroyed everything this game is about, namely, the fun.Ītomic Bomberman isn't a single-player game its main thrust is in the multi-player aspect. This isn't a bad thing as the game looks pretty good and retains its top-down perspective. They replaced the kiddie look with a mature, SVGA look. Far be it for the PC gaming community to have a game that doesn't have a story or mind-blowing graphics.
After all, the main focus of this series has always been on mindless, arcade-style fun. In my opinion, Interplay felt that a Bomberman game would be too childish for the mature PC game audience.
In essence, Interplay tried to follow this formula in Atomic Bomberman, but somehow they failed to make it good. You add a ton of maps with each one progressively harder than the last and voila! That's how you make a good Bomberman game. You hook them up with hidden items that can make them lay down multiple bombs or with power-ups to make them run faster. How hard can it be to make a good Bomberman game? You put the player in the role of a mad bomber who is trying to blow up his enemies in a top-down, bird's-eye view world.
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