Mine? Sweeper
In this twist on minesweeper, find all treasures while avoiding mines to clear stages. Use items, deduce from nearby counts, or guess to identify tiles. Features a large-scale mode with multiple stages leading to a final treasure, and a small-scale mode focused on deducing a single stage.
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Overview
Summary
In this twist on minesweeper, find all treasures while avoiding mines to clear stages. Use items, deduce from nearby counts, or guess to identify tiles. Features a large-scale mode with multiple stages leading to a final treasure, and a small-scale mode focused on deducing a single stage.
Description
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Game Description
"Avoid the mines, find all the treasures, and clear the stage!"
The primary goal of traditional minesweeper is to locate all the mines on the stage.
This involves distinguishing tiles with mines from those without, and game completion is achieved upon identifying all mine locations.
However, this game's objective is not to find mines.
It's about avoiding mines to discover treasures, and the game is cleared when all treasures are found.
Even if you can discern which tiles are not empty, you cannot know whether they are treasure tiles or mine tiles.
Therefore, you can:
Use items to identify the nature of a tile, or
Deduce from the surrounding numbers of mines and treasures, or
Guess based on the current number of remaining mines and traps, or
Just take a wild guess,
to determine whether a tile is a treasure or a mine.
A large-scale tomb raiding game mode with multiple stages forming one dungeon
In each stage, finding all treasures lets you acquire one piece of equipment.
With each piece of equipment aiding in clearing stages, complete all stages to find the final treasure and clear the dungeon!
A small-scale tomb raiding game mode focusing on clearing a single stage
This game mode involves solving a single stage using deduction alone.
Controller Support
No device other than a mouse is needed to play the game! In fact, using a controller other than a mouse for minesweeper feels awkward.(Gamepads are not supported.)
