
INFINITE MINEFIELD is a variation of classic minesweeper where the playing field expands as you explore it. The game is score-based, and bonuses help you win extra time.
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INFINITE MINEFIELD is a new variation of the classic game with an infinitely expanding playing field. Explore new areas, uncover and avoid mines on an ever-growing board. Collect bonuses that help you gain extra time and increase your score.
The game combines familiar rules with dynamic gameplay featuring strategy and time management elements. A great challenge for puzzle lovers and anyone looking to try something fresh in the genre!
Challenges
Original Soundtrack
Customizable controls
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Hindi
Reviews
Endless gameplay if you have the patience. A true test of longevity. All that it asks is concentration. No tight or fast inputs, just Minesweeper with a few twists here and there.
Dirt cheap and great fun 10/10
As a big lover of the Minesweeper, why I wouldn't love this game? I have less of a hour of playtime on the game but the concept is simple and can clearly say that I will relaunch it later The little bonuses and maluses mechanic give it a more arcade feeling that I appreciate a lot, you'll pay with time or desamorced mines for bonuses, or the opposite, get maluses to get more time to get a higher final score. They're the differents area, but honestly don't know what the most of them do for nom. The mystery one, pretty clear: You don't see the number of mine around the tile, golden tiles I guess it give more point, but the water area? Maybe I'll figure it out later but now I really don't know and didn't get the desert one, so I can't tell nether. But the snake tile is a funny concept Beside the main game mode, they're 6 challenges, they're different Minesweeper versions with multpile map size beginning at 8x8 to a maximulm of 50x50 tiles map: 1. A classic Minesweeper 2. A version where numbers are remplaced with colors 3. Another version where they're remplaced with arrows 4. A version with a Bomberman gameplay: revealing a tile reveal the others in a cross way 5. This one is the Mystery area that in the main mode, where's the numbers are remplaced by question markers, you'll need to guess (if you have played enough Minesweeper you can guess mostly easily) [spoiler]and at every correct guess another marker will appear to help you, can be a mine position or another question mark but safe tile[/spoiler] 6. This one make me sick, every click the game turn at 90°, I've just tried the 8x8 version and this is hell, but if someone want to train for a speedrun 50x50 no throwing up any% I would watch the entire training ngl Good job for this game, it's simple, and if you're a Minesweeper lover, you'll definitly like it
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