BOMBANANA! Guides

This guides hub collects BOMBANANA! pages that help new players understand the game without pretending to know unverified Puzzle Module rules. Start here when you want a practical reading path rather than a single FAQ answer.

Which guide should you read first?

If you are completely new, read the how-to-play guide first. If you already know the premise but need current access context, use the demo guide. If your team keeps getting confused during communication, read the roles overview before looking for Puzzle Module details.

Your situation	Best first page	Why
You have not played yet.	How to Play	It gives the safest beginner sequence: setup context, roles, communication loop, and first-session mistakes.
You are checking whether the game or demo is available.	Demo Guide	It separates official Steam access from risky download claims.
Your team does not understand who should say or do what.	Roles Overview	It compares Blind Monkey, Mute Monkey, and Deaf Monkey responsibilities in one place.
You are looking for module solutions.	Puzzle Modules Index	It explains what is publicly supported and why full solutions are not published yet.

Start with the how-to-play guide

The first guide is How to Play BOMBANANA!. It explains the beginner team flow: what to check before playing, how the three monkey roles pass information, and how to avoid turning early demo observations into unsupported final rules.

Current guide paths

Guide path	Best for	Start here
How to Play	New teams that need a safe first-session flow and communication basics.	Read the how-to-play guide
Demo	Players checking official Steam demo access, safe access boundaries, and release context.	Read the demo guide
Roles	Players comparing Blind Monkey, Mute Monkey, and Deaf Monkey responsibilities.	Read the roles overview
Puzzle Modules	Readers who want to know what is publicly known and why solutions are not published yet.	View the evidence index

What this hub is not

This is not a wiki directory, a download page, or a complete Puzzle Modules solution library. The guides here focus on public Steam information, beginner coordination, and clear evidence boundaries.

Guide publishing rules

A new guide should only be published when it answers a real player task, can be supported by public sources or careful site-owned analysis, and adds enough original explanation to stand on its own. Thin pages, duplicated FAQ answers, and unverified Puzzle Module instructions should stay out of the public guide section.

When more guides should be added

More guide pages should be added only when they answer a real player task with enough original explanation. Good future candidates include team communication, voice chat troubleshooting, lobby troubleshooting, and known issues if public evidence supports them.