Is There an Official BOMBANANA! Wiki?
Short answer: no. Here is what actually exists, who runs it, and which page to open while the timer is running.
There is no official BOMBANANA! wiki. Lefto Studio and TARK publish the game, its patch notes and its announcements on Steam — but there is no developer-run wiki, no developer encyclopaedia and no endorsed database. Every wiki-style resource you will find, this site included, is made by players.
What counts as an official source
- The Steam store page — player count, modes, the 14 launch modules, platforms, price.
- Steam news and patch notes — version 1.0.2 added matchmaking, lobby-code controls and difficulty rebalancing; those changes are official.
- The official Discord and developer socials — announcements, not reference pages.
Anything that goes deeper than those pages — module rules, level layouts, achievement lists — is community-reported, whether it appears on a big guide portal or on a fan wiki. The honest test is simple: if a claim is not on the store page or in the patch notes, nobody has it from the developer.
The BOMBANANA wikis and guide sites that do exist
| Site | What it is | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| bombanana-game.pro (this site) | Unofficial fan wiki in English, Russian and Portuguese | Callout templates, level questions, roles, module basics |
| BOMBANANA! Fandom | Community wiki hosted on Fandom | Player-written module pages, coverage varies by page |
| whisperofthehouse.com/bombanana | Independent English guide site with per-module walkthroughs | Long step-by-step module pages and level tables |
| Mobalytics | Large guide portal with a single BOMBANANA guide | One overview of module callouts |
| Steam Community guides | Player-written guides, many of them in Russian | Russian-language walkthroughs and screenshots |
None of these are affiliated with the developer, and none of them contain the actual bomb manual — that only exists inside the game.
Which one to open mid-run
Open the page for the module that is on your bomb right now, not a general wiki home page. Under a timer, a module page with a reporting template beats any encyclopaedia: you need the order of the callout, not the history of the game. Start from the module index, then jump to the panel in front of you.
Why no wiki can replace the manual
The bomb disposal manual is an in-game object that only the mute monkey can read. Its contents are not published by the developer, and the module states are randomised, so a wiki can describe how to talk about a module but cannot hand you the answer for the bomb in front of you. Any page that promises a fixed answer for a randomised puzzle is guessing.
FAQ
Common questions about this topic.
Is there an official BOMBANANA! wiki?
No. The developer publishes the game, patch notes and announcements on Steam, but there is no official wiki. Every wiki-style site, including this one, is fan-made.
Does BOMBANANA! have a Wikipedia page?
Searches for “BOMBANANA wikipedia” resolve to fan wikis and the Steam store page; there is no developer-endorsed encyclopaedia entry.
Is the Fandom wiki official?
No. It is a community wiki built by players, with the same limits as every fan source: module rules and level contents are reported, not published by the developer.
Is this site the official wiki?
No. bombanana-game.pro is an unofficial fan project in English, Russian and Portuguese. The only official entry point is the Steam store page.
Where can I read the real manual?
In game only. The manual is the mute monkey's object; its text is not published outside the game.