Bombastic (video game) of 40. Bombastic (video game) Bombastic (XI Go in Japan) is a puzzle video game developed by Shift exclusively on PlayStation 2. "Bombastic" has similar gameplay to its predecessor, "Devil Dice". The players controls a family of small devils ("Aqui") that must traverse a level seen in isometric perspective that contains several standard six-sided dice. Players can walk on the ground, moving dice by pushing them, or walk on top of the dice, which rolls them onto the next face as the character walks. There are verious gameplay modes, which determine the level objective and how dice are cleared. Bombastic
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