Bomb Transport 3D - Transport weapons & bombs

Download Bomb Transport 3D and experience our latest "FREE" game on Android, created by the developers of Stunt Mania 3D and Car Transporter!

Embark on an exciting adventure in the new Bomb Transport 3D series. You will assume the role of a Bomb Transporter facing a challenging mission ahead. Safely transport weapons and nuclear bombs in large trucks from the storage area to the Truck Parking zone.

Your goal is to complete the task by delivering all bombs to their destination on time, without any falls or damage.

Load the bombs and weapons onto your Heavy Trucks for transportation to the designated area. Speed is essential! Be cautious of the mines located on the battlefield. Use your finger to drag loads into the truck and prepare for action. Show your courage and become the hero on the frontier!

Features:

*BREATHTAKING graphics along with immersive background music and sound effects.

*ENHANCE your heavy transport trucks.

*Exciting and destructive gameplay experience.

*CONNECT with friends through social media platforms.

**Integrated with Google Play Game Services for leaderboards and achievements.

*ACHIEVE new milestones to challenge your friends on the leaderboard.

*Enjoy it as a FreePlay game!

How to Play:

Drag the bombs into the Transport Truck.

Tap the right side of your phone/tablet to accelerate or brake.

Adjust the gears to move forward or backward as necessary.

Explore our upcoming free game previews, trailers, videos, and additional free apps soon.

This game caters to a wide range of genres suitable for children, girls, and boys of all ages.

So why wait? Take control of the wild wheels and give it a try now!

Install and enjoy our "new" physics-based parking game for FREE on Android today!

COMPATIBLE with all Android mobile devices running version 2.2 and above.

If you encounter any issues during installation, please let us know, and we will work to resolve it promptly.

💣 Bomb Transport 3D – A Gloriously Janky Battle Against Physics

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be a truck driver responsible for delivering incredibly unstable explosives over a mine-ridden obstacle course, Bomb Transport 3D might just scratch that oddly specific itch. I jumped into this game expecting a bit of silly fun—and, well, I got it. Along with a decent helping of frustration, rolling bombs, and the most minimalist settings menu I’ve ever seen.

🚛 The Premise

You drive a truck. You carry bombs. You try not to explode. That’s pretty much it. Sounds simple, right? It would be—if the game’s physics didn’t constantly try to yeet your payload into the stratosphere.

From basic barrels to what appear to be tactical missiles, your job is to gently transport these volatile packages across courses littered with speed bumps, mines, and ramps. One wrong bump, one slightly-too-sharp turn, and BOOM—back to the start.

⚙️ Physics... and Problems

On paper, the game sounds like a fun challenge. But in practice? It’s a battle against the game’s physics engine. Bombs roll. They slide. They launch themselves off your truck bed like they’re trying to escape. And because some of them are loaded sideways instead of nose-down (which would help them stay put), you’re basically playing a balancing game on wheels.

At times, it feels less like driving and more like babysitting high-explosives on an ice rink.

🎮 Gameplay and Variety

You unlock new trucks with different sizes, speeds, and handling—which is great in theory. In reality, most of your decision-making comes down to “Which truck is long enough to stop this missile from sliding off every time I breathe?”

There’s not much progression outside of new levels and vehicles. The game rewards you with cash, but you can’t actually do anything with it. I still don’t know why it’s there. Just vibes, I guess.

💥 Failures and Frustrations

To its credit, the game doesn’t waste time when you fail. No long animations or loading screens—it just says “You failed,” and you’re right back to retrying. It’s snappy, and I appreciate that.

Still, most of my failures didn’t feel like they were my fault. I could be crawling at 5 km/h and still have a bomb decide to commit physics-based sudoku off the back of my truck. That’s not strategy. That’s just chaotic spaghetti code.

🎨 Presentation

The game looks surprisingly good for what it is. It’s running on something that’s not Unity, which gives it a bit of a fresh look compared to other mobile driving games. Lighting and models are solid, and explosions are satisfying when they happen—unintentionally or not.

But then you open the settings menu and... there's literally one button. That’s it. Just a single, lonely button in a sea of UI. Incredible.