Let's Minesweeper

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Unlike the classic Minesweeper, Let's Minesweeper features over 10 million mines in a 48 million-tile minefield for each game, waiting for you to challenge! Imagine the thrill of sweeping mines with 10,000 players on the same screen! The game retains the classic Minesweeper gameplay, where the numbers on the tiles indicate the number of mines in the surrounding eight tiles. Players need to deduce …

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

33%

Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

Different take on a classic game that is highly addictive and enjoyable for fans of the old Windows Minesweeper.
Players generally respect each other's space, allowing for cooperative gameplay while tackling difficult sections.
The concept has potential for fun, especially with a large minefield and multiplayer elements.

The game is filled with bots, making it frustrating for human players to compete for top ranks.
Gameplay is hindered by long animations and a lack of feedback, leading to a slow and clunky experience.
The game feels like a cheaply made mobile title with heavy monetization, limited options, and privacy concerns.

gameplay
3 mentions
33 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
67 % negative mentions
The gameplay has been criticized for feeling slow and clunky, with users noting that animations hinder the core experience and create frustrating delays, particularly when interacting with game elements like opening cells.
- “Gameplay feels slow and clunky; you basically have to wait a second or so before you can bulk open cells around the flag.”
- “Animations just stand in the way of core gameplay.”
monetization
2 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
The monetization strategy of the game is heavily criticized for resembling that of a low-quality free mobile game, featuring intrusive ads and aggressive monetization tactics, which some users suspect may involve data privacy concerns. Overall, it is perceived as a cash grab with minimal user options and a poor gaming experience.
- “Plays like a cheaply made free mobile game, including ads and heavy monetization, while potentially trying to spy on or sell data.”
- “Combined with being incredibly zoomed in and a complete lack of options other than sound, this feels like a quick cash grab scam.”