Quick answer

For BOMBANANA! Levels 1–5, do not memorize a single answer string. The current official launch material describes Campaign as 30 handcrafted levels with increasing difficulty, while the store record describes different puzzle modules and rules. At the start of each level, read the current module state, identify which role owns each piece of information, derive the action from the current manual and confirm it before touching the bomb.

This walkthrough gives you the route and checkpoints for the first five levels. It deliberately avoids turning a demo-era input or a variable module state into a fixed full-release solution.

Reset the team before every level

Use the same pre-level checklist:

  1. Confirm all three players are present and know their current roles.
  2. Re-state the left/right reference and the order for colors, positions or numbers.
  3. Decide who reports visible bomb state and who reads the relevant manual rule.
  4. Say WAIT until the complete state and rule are available.
  5. Have the action owner repeat the intended interaction before acting.

If one of these steps fails, solve the communication problem first. The level cannot be made easier by guessing more quickly.

Levels 1–5 route

The official source establishes that Campaign difficulty increases; it does not publish a complete public level-by-level module list. Use the stage-specific focus below while reading the actual current level.

| Level | Player task for the run | Checkpoint before acting | | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | Learn the three information boundaries and complete the report → rule → action loop. | Every player can state what they can see, hear, read or touch for the current module. | | 2 | Keep the callout order stable while the team handles the next current module state. | The action owner repeats the same order and reference the observer used. | | 3 | Separate what a player observed from what the manual says it means. | The raw state and the derived instruction are both spoken before the action. | | 4 | Add explicit confirmation when time pressure makes the team want to skip a step. | No action begins until the owner says CONFIRM and names the intended result. | | 5 | Treat a broken information chain as the immediate problem, not as a reason to guess. | If a color, number, direction or rule is missing, say WAIT and restart the last complete callout. |

These are execution checkpoints, not claims that a particular module is guaranteed to appear at a particular level. The current game state and manual decide the actual answer.

Derive a variable input safely

When a module shows colors, indicators, directions or numbers:

  • identify the module before naming its fields;
  • report every field in the agreed order;
  • let the manual reader state the rule that applies to that current state;
  • ask the action owner to repeat the final instruction; and
  • report the new state after the interaction.

Do not copy a fixed sequence from an old video or assume two visually similar modules use the same rule. If the current manual differs from a remembered answer, the current manual wins.

Continue when a level fails

After an explosion, identify the first broken checkpoint:

  1. Was the role assignment wrong?
  2. Was a visible field omitted or reported out of order?
  3. Did the manual interpretation use the wrong module or state?
  4. Did the action owner act before confirmation?
  5. Did voice, gestures or the lobby state fail technically?

Use How to Play and Communication for the protocol and Blind, Deaf and Mute Roles for the information boundary.

Common walkthrough mistakes

Treating a variable input as a password

The current module state and manual rule must be read for this run. A remembered sequence can be a useful clue but not a universal solution.

Skipping the action-owner repeat

The repeat catches swapped directions, missing colors and lost number order before the interaction consumes the attempt.

Blaming the level for a communication failure

Find the first missing handoff. The same protocol repair often matters more than a new role ranking.

Frequently asked questions

Are Levels 1–5 fixed solutions? The current launch evidence supports a 30-level Campaign with increasing difficulty, but this page does not publish one fixed answer string for every input. Read the current module and manual.

What changes as I progress through the first five levels? Use the official difficulty progression as a reason to keep the protocol disciplined. The exact module and input state must come from the current level in your game.

Where do I find the answer? The manual reader derives the rule from the current module state, then the team passes the action to the player who can perform it.

Sources

Last verified: September 6, 2026. Exact module rules and solutions require the current full-release input, manual and build.