Rijii and Selia Aisnith Talk Each Other Through Bomb Defusals in Bombanana Collab

AKA VIRTUAL — Rijii and Selia Aisnith spent 104 minutes on Sunday working through Bombanana, a bomb-defusing game in which each player sees only part of the puzzle and has to talk the others through it. Much of the evening went to arguing over how to describe what was on screen.

The session opened with a technical problem. One player’s microphone was silent in the game and on Discord, and the group tried rejoining the lobby before Rijii reloaded the game. About six minutes in, voices came through and the first round began, with players reading out wire colors, indicator lights and positions from a manual.

The puzzles asked players to settle on a shared language. After a long exchange over whether to number piano notes the way a pianist does or simply by alphabet, they agreed on alphabetical order. Later they used a rainbow rhyme, red, yellow, green “in the blue sky,” to give colors a fixed order for the player who could not see them. A maze module, where one player guided another toward a goal using only spoken directions and grid positions, ran from roughly the 48-minute mark to just after the hour before it was solved.

One late round came down to the wire, with players noting only seven seconds remained. Afterward they disagreed over how a module had been described, with Selia Aisnith joking that the stream had the recording. The two then changed their characters’ outfits in the game before returning to play.

In closing remarks, the group said the game was hard to play as a pair and talked about a next game, with a horror title and a game where players build their own traps both mentioned. Viewers asked for more collabs.