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Mr. Boom is an action game released for MS-DOS in 1999, developed by Remdy Software. It is a top-down title that follows the established conventions of the Bomberman series, focusing primarily on multiplayer competition over a network.

Players control a character navigating a grid-based maze, placing bombs to destroy destructible walls and defeat enemy characters. The core objective is to clear each stage of all enemies before locating and entering the exit to proceed. Gameplay involves managing bomb placement and timing to avoid being caught in the subsequent explosions. Players can collect power-ups scattered throughout the levels, which increase the blast radius of bombs and the number that can be placed simultaneously. The structure progresses through a series of individual stages, with success dependent on strategic bomb use and spatial awareness.

The game emphasizes multiplayer functionality, supporting sessions for up to eight players connected via an IPX network. It includes modes for individual free-for-all combat as well as team-based play. Certain power-ups, such as a tri-bomb item, introduce variations to the standard explosive mechanics. The software allows for multiple concurrent game sessions to be hosted on the same network. While the single-player component offers a limited number of stages, the design is oriented around providing a framework for competitive multiplayer matches.