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Bits & Bolts
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Information
Players 1
Controls Mouse
Minigame location Arcade
Date released March 28, 2011
Date closed March 30, 2017

Bits & Bolts was a game in Club Penguin. It was a robot building game which was located in the Arcade. It was created by "Snowball Soft". Only members could play past level 5.

Gameplay[]

In this game, players had to clear blocks as fast as possible. To clear the blocks, look at the number on the blue target (which took over the cursor's role). Then, players had to click on the blocks with the bolts that matched the number on the target.

Once blocks were cleared, the game would automatically advance to the next level. The numbers on the target and the number of bolts on each block would increase. The game ended when a stack of blocks reached the top of the screen. More blocks would fall if the player made a mistake or took too long to finish the level.

If the player used only the blocks the game asked for (on the bar on the left),more parts to create a robot were won. Once a robot was created, the game went back to small numbers.

There were also "blast balls" which helped to explode nearby blocks. Blast balls could either have a plus sign or a minus sign on them.

History[]

  • It was first announced by the Club Penguin Team in a post on the What's New Blog on March 22, 2011. It was originally going to be released on March 23, 2011, but it was not quite ready yet, as said in the blog post.[1]

Trivia[]

  • This was one of the few games in Club Penguin to not have any stamps.
  • This was Club Penguin's first mini-game to use ActionScript 3 (all games prior to this used ActionScript 2).
  • The top of the main robot character resembles a joystick.
  • When playing this game, the player's avatar would still be visible in the Arcade. It shared this trait with Astro Barrier, Thin Ice, System Defender and Spy Drills.

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Names in other languages[]

Language Name
Portuguese Porcas e Parafusos
French Opération Boulons
Spanish Tuercas y tornillos
German Die Schrauben sind los
Russian Винтики и шпунтики

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