Boom Slingers Reborn
Boom Slingers Reborn
By: Arcadrome
Boom Slingers Reborn
Boom Slingers Reborn
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Boom Slingers Reborn Unblocked

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Boom Slingers Reborn

Boom Slingers: Reboom is a turn-based artillery game played online. Two slingers stand on a destructible map; on your turn you drag back to set angle and power, release, and the shot arcs across the terrain. Hit the other player enough times and you win the match and the skulls that come with it.

What you fire comes from a battle deck. Weapon cards (bombs, mines and more) are dealt to your hand each match, boosters activate extra effects, and new cards drop as you play, with card levels that grow as duplicates are collected. Matches run through Photon's online service, the maps include named arenas, and a weekly skull leaderboard ranks players. A tutorial covers the first match.

How to play Boom Slingers?

Pull back less than feels natural; most misses go long. Use terrain-destroying shots to open a line to an opponent hiding behind a wall before spending your best card. Save boosters for the turn you already have a clean angle, and watch your deck between matches, since a levelled common card often beats an unlevelled rare one.

Controls

Desktop: click and drag away from your slinger to aim and set power, release to fire; click cards to select them. Touch screens: drag and tap the same way.

Boom Slingers unblocked

Boom Slingers runs right here in the browser with nothing to install, so it plays on school Chromebooks and other locked-down networks.

Similar games on Speghetti Edition

  • Bowmasters is the other drag-to-aim artillery duel, with more ridiculous characters.
  • Ragdoll Archers is a physics archery duel with the same one-shot-per-turn tension.
  • Raft Wars is the classic turn-based projectile game the genre grew out of.

Who created Boom Slingers?

Boom Slingers: Reboom is by Boom Corp; this page hosts the CrazyGames build of the game.

Can I play Boom Slingers on mobile and desktop?

Yes. Aiming is a drag gesture, so it works with a mouse or a finger, and matches are online either way.