Glossary

Blind, Deaf, Mute. The three roles. The blind player touches the bomb, hears and speaks; the deaf player sees and speaks but hears nothing; the mute player holds the manual, hears everything and cannot speak. See the role guides.

Bomb. The case on the table with one to four defusal modules, up to four Chaos elements, the timer and the mistake counter.

Braille cluster. A group of raised dots on a module. The blind player hovers over it and the game prints the number; no Braille knowledge is needed, and real Braille charts mislead.

Chaos element. Slider, Pressure or Alarm. It is never solved, only kept under control until the bomb is defused. See Chaos elements.

Environmental hazard. Lamp or power outages, obstructions and radio noise in the van or plane. Separate from Chaos elements; the Custom mode sets how often they happen.

Draft. A wiki page reconstructed from fan sources and not yet verified in-game. Shown with a badge and a notice. The manual in your hands always wins.

Manual. The ring-bound notebook only the mute player can open, one spread per module. It exists only in-game; there is no official PDF.

Mistake, strike. A wrong input. Levels 1 and 2 allow one, later levels allow three. A mistake can change a module's state, so re-read the panel afterwards.

Module. One puzzle on the bomb. Eleven exist, in three pools: Easy (Cable, Color Slider, Direction, Calculator), Medium (Symbol, Piano, Soundboard), Hard (Switch, Maze, Morse, Monkey-Says).

Packet. This wiki's word for a complete callout in a fixed order: module name first, then the state the manual needs. "Cable: four cables, light blue, red green yellow blue."

Pool, random slot. Later campaign levels fill some module slots at random from the Easy, Medium or Hard pool.

Stage. A module that has to be solved several times in a row (Symbol, Monkey-Says, in part Direction). Re-read the panel after every stage.

Version stamp. The game version a page was last checked against, shown under the title. Pages older than the current version carry a notice.