- May 20, 2021
- Anemoessa
Ink Paper Minesweeper
Platforms
About
Select a category and browse through nine stages of mine-exploring. Each stage unveils a pixelated form of the selected art piece, to the final reveal. The game graphics and animations were mainly created by hand with real paper-work. FEATURES: Base Pack: Edward Penfield Illustrations 13 iconic Penfield's masterpieces Place yourself at the top of the Score Leaderboard Customize your gamin…









- The game features beautiful artwork and a unique aesthetic that enhances the Minesweeper experience.
- It offers a relaxing gameplay experience with customizable color schemes and patterns.
- The game is free to play and includes achievements, making it accessible and enjoyable for fans of the classic Minesweeper.
- The game's mechanics are flawed, with issues like unclear bomb identifiers and the potential for frustrating guessing scenarios.
- Color contrast is poor, making it difficult to distinguish between different tiles and leading to eye strain.
- There are technical issues, such as unresponsive UI and problems with saving progress, which detract from the overall experience.
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally praised for their beautiful artwork and pleasing aesthetic, creating an enjoyable atmosphere complemented by music. However, some users note issues with poor color contrast that can interfere with gameplay, and the mechanics can be frustrating due to the fragmented nature of the puzzles. Overall, while the visuals are elegant and relaxing, they may not significantly enhance the original minesweeper experience.
“Beautiful artwork and each takes about 8 games to complete.”
“The aesthetic of the game is very pleasing and the atmosphere with the music is very enjoyable.”
“Relaxing minesweeper with elegant graphics and pleasant music.”
“Aesthetic is neat on first glance, but very poor color contrast interferes with gameplay.”
“This is a really nice game, but I don't think it really adds much to the original Minesweeper concept other than a drastically different art style compared to what is used by Microsoft on Windows or any clone on macOS, Linux, or other Unix systems (e.g. BSD) such as Kmines or Gnome Mines.”
“-- artwork is broken up into many smaller puzzles, so the coloring portion does nothing but make the puzzle more confusing at times.”