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Silent Bomber

"Silent Bomber is an old school style game which takes place in the future."

CyberConnect Co., Ltd.·Virgin Interactive Entertainment (Europe) Ltd.·Bandai·Play It·Namco Bandai Games· October 28, 1999· Main Game
72
User Score
13 ratings

Silent Bomber is an old school style game which takes place in the future. You play as a character named Jutah Fate, a genetically engineered man created by the government. You're an expert at using bombs. You start out being able to set only a few bombs at a time, but eventually you can increase the number by collecting E-Chips. It's a fast paced game of blowing things up before they blow you up.

Released 28 October 1999 for PlayStation, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable by CyberConnect Co., Ltd., published by Virgin Interactive Entertainment (Europe) Ltd. and Bandai. Rated T by ESRB, 12 by USK.

Story

The game begins with Jutah Fate, a war criminal, being drafted into a covert military operation by his home planet of Hornet. Seven years prior, he was ordered to destroy an enemy stronghold, only to find that there are civilians inside. Due to the trauma of having to follow his orders, he is largely devoid of emotions. The mission is to destroy a space cruiser, known as the Dante, that is threatening the planet. Also part of the mission are Benoit Manderubrot, a political criminal; Micino Tifone, a spy; and John Loss, an escape artist and member of an oppressed tribe. The operation is headed by CO Annri Ohara.

Upon arrival at the Dante, their ship is shot down by Dante's anti-aircraft weapons. Everyone lands on the cruiser unharmed, but Jutah is separated from the group. As the game progresses and Jutah is asked to destroy various parts of Dante, Jutah and Annri begin to develop feelings for each other.

Finally, Jutah reaches Dante's bridge, but finds that the crew was killed by its own defenses. A hologram of Benoit appears and reveals that it was he who killed the crew, and that he had taken control of the ship and still planned to destroy Hornet. After Jutah refuses to join with Benoit, Benoit tries to kill Jutah by ejecting him into space. He is rescued by his crew as Benoit seals off Dante.

Jutah breaks back into the ship and destroys Dante's powerful cannon in time to save Hornet. With the cannon gone, Jutah finds Benoit in the ship's core, and discovers that Benoit has bonded himself to the Dante's AI. After the final battle, Benoit activates Dante's self-destruct system. Jutah tries to get back to his ship, but his way is blocked, forcing the others to leave without him. The game ends with Jutah visiting Annri at her home three years later.

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PlayStation
Standard
EU
Jul 21, 2000
PlayStation
Standard
JP
Oct 28, 1999
PlayStation 3
Standard
JP
Nov 22, 2006
Digital Compatibility Release
PlayStation Portable
Standard
JP
Nov 22, 2006
Digital Compatibility Release
PlayStation
Standard
NA
Feb 29, 2000
User Score
72 /100
Mixed or Average
Based on 13 ratings
Aggregated from player ratings across platforms worldwide.
Score Guide
90–100
Universal Acclaim
75–89
Generally Favorable
50–74
Mixed or Average
Users
20–49
Generally Unfavorable
0–19
Overwhelming Dislike