BOMBANANA Official channels and this wiki map

This page is the front door for official links and a map of this fan wiki. BOMBANANA! is the three-player online co-op bomb-defusal game from Lefto Studio (Istanbul, led by Ufuk Girit), published by TARK. It launched on Steam on 2 September 2026 as app 4656000, with the free demo as app 4747510. List price $7.99, introductory $4.95 through 9 September 2026. Early full-game reviews are Very Positive; the demo was Overwhelmingly Positive at about 97 percent after six million demo players, one million wishlists, and the #1 Steam Next Fest June 2026 demo slot.

This wiki is not Lefto Studio. Confirm price, patches, Deck ratings, and feature lists on Steam and the studio’s own channels before you treat a guide sentence as a patch note. When official news moves, the updates hub should follow. When it has not moved, we will not invent a version number.

Official links

Use these first. They are the studio’s rooms, not ours.

• Steam store (full game) — store.steampowered.com/app/4656000/BOMBANANA/ — buy, refund window, live specs, 23 achievements, current review summary.
• Steam news — store.steampowered.com/news/app/4656000/ — launch posts, any later hotfix. How to read them: patch notes.
• Discord — discord.gg/zJrY2ZbSUX — LFG for a third monkey, studio announcements, voice rooms some trios use because in-game voice is role-restricted.
• YouTube — youtube.com/@leftostudio — trailers and studio footage.
• X — x.com/leftostudio
• Reddit — reddit.com/r/bombananagame
• TikTok — tiktok.com/@leftostudio1
• Instagram — instagram.com/leftostudio

If a download site, APK page, or “free full game” mirror is not Steam, skip it. The only legitimate clients are the Steam Windows and macOS builds. Hardware: system requirements.

Wiki map — every major hub

Guides. Start at the guides hub. New trios: getting started, then controls, modules, campaign for the thirty handcrafted levels, communication for the Mute → Deaf → Blind relay, co-op for the three-player rule, and review if you want the “is this still the demo we liked” writeup.

Players / roles. The players hub splits the jobs: Blind Monkey (hands, no colors), Deaf Monkey (eyes and voice, no in-game hearing), Mute Monkey (manual and gestures, no speech).

Tier lists. The tier list hub ranks modules, roles, and modes (Campaign, Endless, Custom) as play advice, not as Steam law.

Updates. The updates hub holds launch notes (day-one feature list: 30-level Campaign, Endless, Custom, 14 new modules, airplane, hazards, emotes, slapping, voice-synced mouths, art overhaul, browser, room codes, random role, two colorblind modes, 23 achievements, controller support) and patch notes (demo hotfixes we can cite, demo-to-full delta, no invented patch IDs).

Tools. The tools hub is the practical trio: callout sheet, system requirements, lobby setup. Host from there on night one.

You are here: the Wiki Hub — official links plus this map. English is the root URL; French, German, and Spanish builds live under /fr/, /de/, /es/ with the same slugs. Legal pages (Terms, Privacy, Cookies) stay English-only.

How to use this wiki in one sitting

1. Buy or install from the Steam link above. Confirm three PCs on system requirements.
2. Host with lobby setup. Lock roles from the players hub.
3. Run the callout sheet loop on the first bomb. Teach from getting started and communication.
4. Climb campaign. When Endless or Custom starts calling, check modes.
5. After a Steam news post, read patch notes instead of a TikTok overlay.

The game is released. Plan around the Steam build you can install today. Demo history (15 June 2026 launch, 3 July macOS, Next Fest #1, six million players) explains why your friends already know the joke. The paid build is the one with thirty Campaign levels and CHAOS modules. Details: launch notes.

Fan project, facts, and corrections

Pages are written from public Steam copy, Lefto Studio news, and the August 2026 content reveal (Campaign 30, Endless, Custom, 14 modules, airplane, hazards, emotes, slapping, voice-synced mouths, hand-painted art, browser, room codes, random role, two colorblind modes, achievements). We do not scrape other wikis under the same network, and we do not publish fake YouTube IDs.

If a sentence here disagrees with Steam — Deck Unknown versus launch copy that mentioned Deck support is the current example — believe the store field for buying decisions and keep both facts in system requirements. If a module rule in a guide disagrees with the in-game manual, the manual wins. Mute is holding it for a reason.

For a third player, the Discord invite above is the studio’s LFG surface. For a first bomb, skip public browser rooms and use a private code. For everything else, pick a hub from the map rather than scrolling socials for a screenshot of a wire.