[Android Apk] Download game Badaboom Premium

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Badaboom is a rhythm game that brings the player to a pre-historic world of Dinos and Cavemen

where you must play the drums in the right time to command Obo (our hero) to fight and conquer his food, his weapons and, above all, his right to live in peace.

[Android Apk] Download game Badaboom Premium

Ad-Free version!

The game Badaboom Premium has 2D platform style, with simple controls that allow commanding Obo through the combination of drum's sounds. Combining 4 sounds, like "Ba Boom Da Bing" Obo starts to get aggressive and attacks its enemies with a spear.


Call for help of Natural Elements; Fire, Ice, Wind and Bolt and upgrade it with the reward of defeated enemies. Obo can use many strategies to beat a level and to do it in the less time possible, going on to other scenarios and facing bigger challenges.

Help Obo to travel all around the world! He needs your music!


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Please feel free to contact us at contact@nakedmonkey.mobi to give us any kind of feedback, we are open to suggestions and any complaints.

This game was made with Cocos2D-x
Intel Certificated Product
Better played with Headphones!
No Dinos or pre-historic animals have been hurt in this game.

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