MineSweeper.R

可以给个好评，但我不好说，因为感觉好玩的部分主要还是扫雷本身，新缝合的部分并没有起到1+1>2的效果。 而且目前局外成长都快加满了，但在游戏流程中升级的上限还是比较低，作为rogue爽不起来也很尴尬

在扫雷爽快的经典玩法上增加了手动扒拉编程模块的顿感。

Shame, it looks like a fun idea, but this game it terminally broken. Half the time, when I click a square, it just dimples and doesn't reveal. Double click works sometimes. Double click gets a few more. But sometimes it never works. And the tutorial is both broken, and fails to explain the game. Hoping they are still working on it, I would like to see it work, I like minesweeper as an idea for a game, but this one fails. Four thumbs down.

Generally good for people who specifically play a lot of minesweeper a lot to kill time. I have some critiques, though. First, it feels like the double click upgrade feels mandatory for basically every difficulty after beginner. It also sucks that you can't rebind the double click, which messes with me when I tried to play this game on my laptop. The tutorial is also really bad. Not only does it fail to explain the basics of minesweeper for people unfamiliar (I know it says that on the Steam Page, but there should be something there for new players anyways!), but it also doesn't do a good job of explaining or showcasing the different unique mechanics of the game beyond an extremely surface level. When I did the tutorial, clicking on a tile didn't even reveal it or anything, so I don't think it's even really functional. As for the game itself, I wish there was a bit more variety with the powerups and fusions, as right now it feels very barebones. I'd want more ways to customize a run, maybe like a starting modifier like Balatro decks or something. Just something that adds more variety, because as of now there really isn't much separating one run from another besides difficulty. Gold also feels sort of underutilized, as in (from what I've played) there isn't a shop of sorts to buy upgrades and whatnot, you basically just spend it on upgrade rerolls or extra trigger slots, which is a bit disappointing. I also like the current UI less than the UI in the trailer, even if it looked a little hard to read. It just felt more cohesive and less... corporate(?), if that makes sense. I know this felt like a very negative review so far, but I genuinely had a decent experience. I like the permanent progression system, having numbers tied to effect triggers is genuinely quite clever, I'm mostly just giving my feedback on what to improve. Otherwise, it's a decent experience for the generous price tag. If you already play a lot of minesweeper, it's worth those 3 buckeroos for sure. P.S. Missed opportunity to call the game Mine Sweep R. Just sayin. /j