Super Bombliss

Super Bombliss is a 1995 puzzle game for the Super Famicom. The Bombliss games originally featured as an addition to version of Tetris for the Japanese home market such as Tetris 2 + Bombliss (1991), with Super Bombliss for the Super Famicom and Tetris Blast for the Game Boy being the first stand-alone titles.

The game involves removing blocks that fall into a container by making them form a solid row. Additionally, the player can remove blocks through red circles that act as bombs on the playing field that cause explosions further removing lines. The game features various modes of play that involve competitive modes against computer players, human players and a timer and unique to the Super Famicom version, with puzzle modes that force you to clear a stage with only a certain amount of set blocks.

The game received positive reviews in Famicom Tsūshin and Super GamePower  and was part of one of the earliest online competitive gaming events for consoles through the Satellaview add-on.