
Silent Bomber is a retro-style game set in the future, where you take on the role of Jutah Fate, a government-created genetically modified human. You're a master of explosives, starting with the ability to place just a few bombs at once, but you can expand your capacity by gathering E-Chips. It's a high-speed battle of detonating obstacles before they destroy you.
The story opens with Jutah Fate, a convicted war criminal, being recruited by his homeworld, Hornet, for a secret military assignment. Seven years earlier, he was commanded to annihilate an enemy fortress, only to discover civilians inside. The psychological toll of carrying out that order left him emotionally numb. The objective is to dismantle the massive space battleship, the Dante, which now poses a dire threat to Hornet. Joining Jutah on the mission are Benoit Manderubrot, a fugitive from the law; Micino Tifone, a skilled operative; and John Loss, a master of evasion and a member of a subjugated people. The operation is led by Commanding Officer Annri Ohara. When they reach the Dante, their transport is downed by the ship’s anti-air defenses. All land safely but Jutah becomes separated from the others. As the game unfolds and Jutah is tasked with sabotaging key sections of the Dante, a growing bond forms between him and Annri. Jutah eventually reaches the bridge, only to discover the crew dead—victims of the ship’s own automated defenses. A holographic projection of Benoit reveals that he was responsible for the massacre and has taken control of the Dante, still intent on annihilating Hornet. When Jutah refuses to side with Benoit, the criminal attempts to kill him by launching him into the vacuum of space. Jutah is saved by his team as Benoit locks down the ship. Jutah reenters the Dante and successfully disables its massive cannon just in time to prevent the destruction of Hornet. With the weapon neutralized, Jutah confronts Benoit in the ship’s core, where he learns that Benoit has merged with the Dante’s artificial intelligence. After a climactic showdown, Benoit triggers the ship’s self-destruct sequence. Jutah struggles to return to his team, but his path is cut off, forcing the others to escape without him. The story concludes three years later with Jutah visiting Annri at her home.
| PS1 | October 28, 1999 |
| PS3 | November 22, 2006 |
| PSP | November 22, 2006 |
