About BFDIA 5b: 5*30
Fans of BFDIA 5b have kept the game alive for years, and 5*30 is a community project that builds directly on it. Credited to Mawilite alongside original creator Cary Huang, it keeps the core design of the original game while presenting a different set of stages to solve.
If you know the original, you will feel at home right away: guide characters from Battle for Dream Island through each room, switch between them and use teamwork to get everyone where they need to go. It is a natural next step for players who have already finished the first game and want more puzzles in the same style.
How to play BFDIA 5b: 5*30
- Arrow keys - move and jump
Playing BFDIA 5b: 5*30 on a computer
This community stage pack keeps the original BFDIA 5b rules, running in Ruffle with the arrow keys to move and jump. Click inside the game after pressing Play now so it registers your keys. Levels hand you several characters, and the game shows how to switch between them; plan where each one should end up before you start jumping. The stages are new, so even veterans need fresh solutions.
Playing BFDIA 5b: 5*30 on a phone or tablet
BFDIA 5b: 5*30 is a Flash game designed for keyboard play. Platforming between ledges means pressing arrow keys together, such as right and up for a running jump, which is awkward without physical keys. Pull it up on a computer or Chromebook. For phone play, pick from the games marked "Desktop and mobile", since those respond to touch.
On a phone right now? Try Amaze, Block Blast and 99 Balls - they are built for touch screens.
Tips and tricks
- Play the original BFDIA 5b first to learn the basic mechanics.
- Study each layout before you start moving characters.
- Try a different character order when a solution is not working.
Game details
| Developer | Mawilite, Cary Huang |
|---|---|
| Category | Puzzle Platformer Flash |
| Platform | Desktop (needs a keyboard or mouse) |
| Technology | Flash (runs through the Ruffle emulator) |
| Price | Free |
BFDIA 5b: 5*30 FAQ
Is BFDIA 5b: 5*30 made by Cary Huang?
It is a fan project by Mawilite that builds on Cary Huang's original BFDIA 5b.
Should I play the original BFDIA 5b first?
It is a good idea, since the original teaches the basic mechanics this version builds on.
