- March 26, 2019
- Snapbreak
Mindsweeper: Puzzle Adventure
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About
"Mindsweeper: Puzzle Adventure" is an adventure game that offers an intriguing story and solid game mechanics. Players are treated to sensational graphics and memorable puzzles and riddles throughout their thrilling adventure. However, the game is marred by annoying ads. Solve challenges and uncover the story in this puzzle-filled adventure game.








- The game features beautiful graphics and a charming art style that many players appreciate.
- Puzzles are engaging and provide a good mix of challenge without being overly difficult, making it suitable for casual players.
- The game offers a fun and relaxing experience, with a storyline that, while simple, is enjoyable for many players.
- Many players find the game too easy, with a lack of challenging puzzles, leading to a quick completion time.
- The game has a paywall after a few free levels, which frustrates players who expect a full experience without additional costs.
- The story feels disjointed and ends abruptly, leaving players wanting more depth and resolution.
- graphics72 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics in the game receive mixed reviews, with many players appreciating the art style and aesthetic, describing them as beautiful, nice, and even reminiscent of classic styles. However, some users find the graphics sub-par compared to other games, noting issues like clunkiness and a lack of depth. Overall, while the visuals are generally well-received, there are calls for improvement and more variety in design.
“The graphics are excellent and very appealing.”
“Beautifully rendered illustrated graphics and a really unique take on an escape room type game.”
“Overall, the graphics are amazing and the art style too!”
“Bit disappointing, basic puzzles and graphics.”
“The game could have had an interesting story if it was better explained, but graphics are sub-par to previous games, the puzzles are not as entertaining nor challenging and overall a letdown.”
“The graphics are from the 80s and the puzzles don't need much thinking about.”