F-Bomb Skate Light the streets on fire and bomb the biggest hill in the city. Point your board toward destiny and leave the world beh… $0.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsLight the streets on fire and bomb the biggest hill in the city. Point your board toward destiny and leave the world behind. The only way out is to get down.One finger interface. Hold your finger down to crouch/prep, drag to slide, release to pop an ollie, swipe mid-air to bust. Ollie gaps, knock over trashcans, unlock tricks*, and dissolve the edges of perception in those moments of high speed clarity- then lose it all and touch the pavement with your face and contemplate life on the ground before doing it again. No one is watching, no one cares. This is between you and time and space and the curved reality of gravitational acceleration. Get your tricks and lines in early because once you start cooking the points amplify and the margin of error closes in on you like a black hole.Hang loose. Look down the line. Timing is everything. Precision is key.Designed by a skateboarder, optimized for iPhone, casual endless skateboarding version 1.0. No ads, no in-app purchases, no missions, just high scores. When you reach about 500k you are getting it.“In walking, just walk. In sitting, just sit. Above all, don’t wobble.” ~ Master Yun-men"The only way to know for sure how far you can push it is to lose it." -John SmytheOption to play through your own background music, with our without sfx. Track by daji33ban. Inspired by the tall streets of San Francisco and the skateboard poets, prizefighters, and warriors who bomb them. Mechanics influenced by Canabalt, Tiny Wings, and Infinity Blade.* 1.0: Kickflip, heelflip, melancholy, fs360, bs360, tre-bomb. Front and backside slides. More to come.F-Bomb, by Fireflower. Information Seller: Genre:Action, Sports Release:Aug 23, 2016 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (4) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel putermcgee Well-Known Member Jun 4, 2010 619 2 18 Seattle #2 putermcgee, Sep 1, 2016 I'll probably check this out after I play through a couple other games. Looks pretty cool, but it's hard to tell how the game actually plays from the trailer. Is it like Skate Lines (laid back), Transworld Skate (arcade-y), or Ollie Ollie (really tough)? JSP187 New Member Jul 24, 2015 3 0 0 #3 JSP187, Sep 1, 2016 I bought it, played some rounds yesterday and so far I really like it. I've been skating for over 7 seven years and from this point of view, you do notice that the design choices come from someone who skates. Because, in other skate games where that is not the case, it always puts you a little off. Also the minimalistic / low-poly-ish graphics are neat. As for the gameplay itself, it feels satisfying but a little "slow" in some aspects: First off the trick mechanics feel a little dragging and not as direct and crisp as they could be. Especially because of the games difficulty and the consequential need to be very precise to get over some of the obstacles. So I'd recommend to things: Everyone who's interested in minimalistic, accurately depicted skateboarding endless runners to buy the game and for further updates, to make the controls more responsive and direct and maybe to add some more tricks and obstacles. Alright, I'm off to hillbomb some more fireflower New Member Sep 1, 2016 4 0 0 sword fighter the yedge #4 fireflower, Sep 1, 2016 bomb it aloha dev here thanks for checking fbomb out. jsp187, i think you get it and we appreciate your comments. this is vry much a game by skaters, and while we hope its playable by everyone we couldnt make something that wasnt true to form. for me the most rewarding moves in the game are like fs 360s over the hydrant, or a tre flip over the box, where you really have to time the apex of the trick or else you wont clear it. in real life its hard to bs 3 with height, and so it is in the game, and so on. its designed as an endless runner, and it goes faster the further you go. a good run should leave you feeling amped. we slow down the manuevers to break up the pace and switch the pov so you are not always zoomed out. so the trailer is all actual gameplay but mostly tricks. you can see a nice gameplay run at http://youtu.be/fi7rA_svIsw i would love to see some other high scoring runs... anyway we'll be getting the controls and camera and timing and swipes dialed in and adding a bunch of new tricks with upcoming releases. id like to have customizable skater/board too, so hopefully we can get this cooking. again, we appreciate constructive comments and 1.0 fbombers taking the plunge, so thx skate and destroy all conceptual identification- G solarnya Well-Known Member Jul 22, 2015 903 285 63 Male Close to Tokyo, Japan #5 solarnya, Sep 2, 2016 hi! I've just downloaded it I want to make many tricks though it is run game so I'm looking forward to many updates are coming!! LordShad0wz Well-Known Member Nov 19, 2014 4,286 1 38 #6 LordShad0wz, Sep 2, 2016 Last edited: Sep 3, 2016 So I had some real life stuff happen today so I've only gotten to play for a bit But let me tell you I like this game! There is a bit of a learning curve with the one touch controls and learning your timing but I'm really digging the artwork and the entire premise of it being an auto runner works. I know sometimes people get tired of auto runners but I'm telling you it fits perfectly with this game and after a short amount of time you will be doing ollies and all sorts of tricks and jumps. I would love to see more outfits and boards. I'll have a more in depth review tomorrow but my initial impressions are that's it's a damn fun game and truthfully it's worth more than $1. Atleast to me anyways. Great job devs. I don't usually give out a 5 star rating on an impression but I can honestly say from what I've seen that's what it would end up being. Especially when I wanted to keep playing and playing. You just want to have one more go! That's always a great sign in a game. Billy coolpepper43 ð® Spam Police ð Aug 31, 2012 4,615 7 38 On the toilet #7 coolpepper43, Sep 3, 2016 I'm sometimes getting some stuttering and I'm on an ipad air 2. Any plans on making an update to make it fully iPad compatible as in universal support? The game over screen buttons aren't fully working. I am unable to go back. The buttons are overlapping. Also, it would be nice to be able to start the game quicker. It takes about ten seconds to start playing again once you die. Thanks! putermcgee Well-Known Member Jun 4, 2010 619 2 18 Seattle #8 putermcgee, Sep 3, 2016 Okay, I bought it and gave it a whirl. I have more criticisms than praise, but I see a lot of potential. First, I didn't think about it until a few rounds later, and I'm not even sure if it was naturally this way or specifically designed, but the camera angle provides the perfect spot for your thumb so it doesn't cover anything important. I love that. There are a ton of frame rate issues, and tearing (especially the buildings). The stuttering at the beginning of each round is really jarring, and sometimes it feels like the choppiness is to blame for falling. The controls might just take some time to get used to, but I keep wanting to crouch, then swipe to ollie, in a direction that will dictate the trick. So like instead of ollieing, then swiping right to kickflip, I'm thinking to hold and swipe right to ollie into a kickflip. For me, it seems like that would be closer to "real" skating since you probably don't ollie, and then put your feet into position to start a 360 flip, in real life. I want to say a lot of other skating games handle it this way, which is why my brain keeps going for that action. Also, the controls themselves are not always responsive. I can't consistently powerslide, and most of the time when I swipe in midair, nothing happens. In at least one round, not even crouching worked. I'd say in terms of atmosphere and style, shoot for Skate Lines. And for substance and fun realism, shoot for Thrasher: Skate & Destroy. Or at least fix the frame rate, and this game will be a lot more enjoyable. JSP187 New Member Jul 24, 2015 3 0 0 #9 JSP187, Sep 3, 2016 Okay so, I played some more and I have to partly revoke the statement about the responsiveness: It's really beause of the trick-obstacle combination and this takes some getting used to. But it actually makes perfect sense as doing (and timing!) a fs 360 over a hydrant is pretty hard in real life too. And about the framerate drops / stutters: I haven't experienced any so far. I'm playing on an iPhone 6 with the latest iOS. fireflower New Member Sep 1, 2016 4 0 0 sword fighter the yedge #10 fireflower, Sep 7, 2016 party people thanks for the feedback. will certainly take everything into consideration as we continue to refine the gameplay and add content. we are striving for nothing short of a world class skate game, designed for ios, that conveys realistic and stylish skateboarding, and gives you a proper jolt of adrenaline. as this is fbomb 1.0 and fireflower's first release, we are starting from the ground up. we appreciate early players and are looking for ways to spread the word and get meaningful feedback. if anyone wants to review, beta test, stream, blog, or whatever, dm me and i'll get you a code or put you on a build. if you think we are onto something please spread the word, and have faith that we will improve upon fbomb in days to come. here's a few for whoever's reading: XX4R37TAE6PX AKMLNR349HN9 JKTXXE67KMYL will be in touch G / B Jambles / fireflower redapple1 Member May 24, 2016 10 0 0 Marketer India http://www.redappletech.com/ #11 redapple1, Sep 7, 2016 Awesome putermcgee Well-Known Member Jun 4, 2010 619 2 18 Seattle #12 putermcgee, Sep 10, 2016 I still load this up for a couple runs now and then. Once it's running smoothly and has more responsive controls, I'll definitely be recommending people play it. One thing I found is that you can cheat by busting a trick after you've cleared the obstacle you're ollieing over. I can't seem to get the timing right if I try a trick over a barricade or planter, but since it takes a bit to get back into a run, I'm less likely to keep trying it. Also, I don't like that you can run over the dog. Dogs are cool, man, don't kill them. fireflower New Member Sep 1, 2016 4 0 0 sword fighter the yedge #13 fireflower, Sep 13, 2016 it's not really a dog... ...it's a pinata. hence the explosion and childish delight. we love all creatures. you are a kind soul. your other notes will be considered by our r+d teams and are appreciated. B. Jambles (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. 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I'll probably check this out after I play through a couple other games. Looks pretty cool, but it's hard to tell how the game actually plays from the trailer. Is it like Skate Lines (laid back), Transworld Skate (arcade-y), or Ollie Ollie (really tough)?
I bought it, played some rounds yesterday and so far I really like it. I've been skating for over 7 seven years and from this point of view, you do notice that the design choices come from someone who skates. Because, in other skate games where that is not the case, it always puts you a little off. Also the minimalistic / low-poly-ish graphics are neat. As for the gameplay itself, it feels satisfying but a little "slow" in some aspects: First off the trick mechanics feel a little dragging and not as direct and crisp as they could be. Especially because of the games difficulty and the consequential need to be very precise to get over some of the obstacles. So I'd recommend to things: Everyone who's interested in minimalistic, accurately depicted skateboarding endless runners to buy the game and for further updates, to make the controls more responsive and direct and maybe to add some more tricks and obstacles. Alright, I'm off to hillbomb some more
bomb it aloha dev here thanks for checking fbomb out. jsp187, i think you get it and we appreciate your comments. this is vry much a game by skaters, and while we hope its playable by everyone we couldnt make something that wasnt true to form. for me the most rewarding moves in the game are like fs 360s over the hydrant, or a tre flip over the box, where you really have to time the apex of the trick or else you wont clear it. in real life its hard to bs 3 with height, and so it is in the game, and so on. its designed as an endless runner, and it goes faster the further you go. a good run should leave you feeling amped. we slow down the manuevers to break up the pace and switch the pov so you are not always zoomed out. so the trailer is all actual gameplay but mostly tricks. you can see a nice gameplay run at http://youtu.be/fi7rA_svIsw i would love to see some other high scoring runs... anyway we'll be getting the controls and camera and timing and swipes dialed in and adding a bunch of new tricks with upcoming releases. id like to have customizable skater/board too, so hopefully we can get this cooking. again, we appreciate constructive comments and 1.0 fbombers taking the plunge, so thx skate and destroy all conceptual identification- G
hi! I've just downloaded it I want to make many tricks though it is run game so I'm looking forward to many updates are coming!!
So I had some real life stuff happen today so I've only gotten to play for a bit But let me tell you I like this game! There is a bit of a learning curve with the one touch controls and learning your timing but I'm really digging the artwork and the entire premise of it being an auto runner works. I know sometimes people get tired of auto runners but I'm telling you it fits perfectly with this game and after a short amount of time you will be doing ollies and all sorts of tricks and jumps. I would love to see more outfits and boards. I'll have a more in depth review tomorrow but my initial impressions are that's it's a damn fun game and truthfully it's worth more than $1. Atleast to me anyways. Great job devs. I don't usually give out a 5 star rating on an impression but I can honestly say from what I've seen that's what it would end up being. Especially when I wanted to keep playing and playing. You just want to have one more go! That's always a great sign in a game. Billy
I'm sometimes getting some stuttering and I'm on an ipad air 2. Any plans on making an update to make it fully iPad compatible as in universal support? The game over screen buttons aren't fully working. I am unable to go back. The buttons are overlapping. Also, it would be nice to be able to start the game quicker. It takes about ten seconds to start playing again once you die. Thanks!
Okay, I bought it and gave it a whirl. I have more criticisms than praise, but I see a lot of potential. First, I didn't think about it until a few rounds later, and I'm not even sure if it was naturally this way or specifically designed, but the camera angle provides the perfect spot for your thumb so it doesn't cover anything important. I love that. There are a ton of frame rate issues, and tearing (especially the buildings). The stuttering at the beginning of each round is really jarring, and sometimes it feels like the choppiness is to blame for falling. The controls might just take some time to get used to, but I keep wanting to crouch, then swipe to ollie, in a direction that will dictate the trick. So like instead of ollieing, then swiping right to kickflip, I'm thinking to hold and swipe right to ollie into a kickflip. For me, it seems like that would be closer to "real" skating since you probably don't ollie, and then put your feet into position to start a 360 flip, in real life. I want to say a lot of other skating games handle it this way, which is why my brain keeps going for that action. Also, the controls themselves are not always responsive. I can't consistently powerslide, and most of the time when I swipe in midair, nothing happens. In at least one round, not even crouching worked. I'd say in terms of atmosphere and style, shoot for Skate Lines. And for substance and fun realism, shoot for Thrasher: Skate & Destroy. Or at least fix the frame rate, and this game will be a lot more enjoyable.
Okay so, I played some more and I have to partly revoke the statement about the responsiveness: It's really beause of the trick-obstacle combination and this takes some getting used to. But it actually makes perfect sense as doing (and timing!) a fs 360 over a hydrant is pretty hard in real life too. And about the framerate drops / stutters: I haven't experienced any so far. I'm playing on an iPhone 6 with the latest iOS.
party people thanks for the feedback. will certainly take everything into consideration as we continue to refine the gameplay and add content. we are striving for nothing short of a world class skate game, designed for ios, that conveys realistic and stylish skateboarding, and gives you a proper jolt of adrenaline. as this is fbomb 1.0 and fireflower's first release, we are starting from the ground up. we appreciate early players and are looking for ways to spread the word and get meaningful feedback. if anyone wants to review, beta test, stream, blog, or whatever, dm me and i'll get you a code or put you on a build. if you think we are onto something please spread the word, and have faith that we will improve upon fbomb in days to come. here's a few for whoever's reading: XX4R37TAE6PX AKMLNR349HN9 JKTXXE67KMYL will be in touch G / B Jambles / fireflower
Awesome putermcgee Well-Known Member Jun 4, 2010 619 2 18 Seattle #12 putermcgee, Sep 10, 2016 I still load this up for a couple runs now and then. Once it's running smoothly and has more responsive controls, I'll definitely be recommending people play it. One thing I found is that you can cheat by busting a trick after you've cleared the obstacle you're ollieing over. I can't seem to get the timing right if I try a trick over a barricade or planter, but since it takes a bit to get back into a run, I'm less likely to keep trying it. Also, I don't like that you can run over the dog. Dogs are cool, man, don't kill them. fireflower New Member Sep 1, 2016 4 0 0 sword fighter the yedge #13 fireflower, Sep 13, 2016 it's not really a dog... ...it's a pinata. hence the explosion and childish delight. we love all creatures. you are a kind soul. your other notes will be considered by our r+d teams and are appreciated. B. Jambles (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
I still load this up for a couple runs now and then. Once it's running smoothly and has more responsive controls, I'll definitely be recommending people play it. One thing I found is that you can cheat by busting a trick after you've cleared the obstacle you're ollieing over. I can't seem to get the timing right if I try a trick over a barricade or planter, but since it takes a bit to get back into a run, I'm less likely to keep trying it. Also, I don't like that you can run over the dog. Dogs are cool, man, don't kill them.
it's not really a dog... ...it's a pinata. hence the explosion and childish delight. we love all creatures. you are a kind soul. your other notes will be considered by our r+d teams and are appreciated. B. Jambles