Bits & Bolts

Bits & Bolts
File:Bits & Bolts logo.PNG The game's logo.
Information
Players	1
Minigame Location	Dance Lounge
Date released	March 28, 2011
Stamps awarded	No

Bits & Bolts is a game on Club Penguin. It is a robot building game that is located in the Dance Lounge. 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 wasn't quite ready yet, as said in the blog post. It was eventually released on March 28, 2011. Only members can continue playing the game after level 5.

How to Play

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

Once you've cleared all the blocks, you will advance to the next level. The numbers on the target and the number of bolts on each block will increase. The game ends when a stack of blocks reach the top of the screen. More blocks will fall if you make a mistake or take more time to finish the level.

If you use only the blocks the game asks you for (on the bar on the right), you will win more parts to create a robot. Once a robot is created, the game goes back to small numbers.

There are also "blast balls" which help explode nearby blocks in the direction the sign points to. Blast balls can either have a plus sign or a minus sign on them.

Gallery

• The starting screen for Bits & Bolts.
  The starting screen for Bits & Bolts.
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  A sneak peek of the game, as seen on the What's New Blog.
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  Gameplay of Bits & Bolts.
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  Where Bits & Bolts is located in the Dance Lounge.
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  The instructions for the game.
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  When you level up.
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  When you are close to losing the game.
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  The bar on the left which shows you the robot and your level and score.
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  The bar on the right which shows you which type of blocks to use.
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  The blast ball in game.
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  When the game ends.

Trivia

• Unlike other games this one has the music in the form of MP3 file, others have different music SWF files for each. (With the exception of Pufflescape, in which music is embedded to the game.)

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

See also

• Thin Ice
• Astro Barrier