- July 24, 2024
- SUNJOY GAME
Let's Minesweeper
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About
"Let's Minesweeper" is a massive multiplayer online game with a 48 million-tile minefield, holding over 10 million mines. The game retains the classic Minesweeper gameplay, where players deduce the location of mines based on numbers and clear the area. Every flag planted is recorded, encouraging players to transform the minefield into a safe zone. Death is temporary, and the map provides a new adventure upon respawn.








- The game offers an addictive and engaging experience reminiscent of the classic Minesweeper, with almost unlimited mine fields.
- Players generally respect each other's space, allowing for cooperative gameplay while tackling difficult sections.
- The concept of a multiplayer Minesweeper is unique and provides a different take on a classic game.
- The game suffers from poor design choices, including intrusive advertisements and chat that disrupt gameplay.
- There is a significant presence of bots on the leaderboards, making it difficult for human players to compete fairly.
- Gameplay is hampered by long animations, lack of zoom options, and a general feeling of clunkiness, leading to frustrating experiences.
- gameplay18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is criticized for being slow, clunky, and filled with intrusive elements that detract from the experience, such as persistent advertisements and poorly executed multiplayer features. Players find the core mechanics lacking, particularly due to the absence of penalties for mistakes, leading to frustrating moments and a failure to capture the essence of the original minesweeper. Overall, the design choices and execution result in a disappointing gameplay experience that does not meet expectations.
“Gameplay feels slow and clunky; you basically have to wait a second or so before you can bulk open cells around the flag.”
“The gameplay experience is marred by constant distractions and a poorly executed multiplayer component that adds no value to the original minesweeper concept.”
“With intrusive design choices, subpar gameplay mechanics, and missing features, it ultimately fails to capture the essence of what makes minesweeper an enduring favorite.”