- August 29, 2024
- Anton Kryukov
Minesweeper Collector 2
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About
"Minesweeper Collector 2" is a puzzle game featuring logic-based minefield levels with progressively appearing game mechanics. Two mini-games include fish catching and mine collecting, with the latter featuring a special detonator mode. Additional game modes include a hexagonal variation and classic 9x9, 16x16, 30x16 levels, all guaranteeing solvable levels without guessing.











- Minesweeper Collector 2 builds on the charm and creativity of the first game, offering a relaxing gameplay experience with a variety of interesting modes.
- All levels are solvable without guessing, making it accessible for both newcomers and seasoned players, while the addition of unique mechanics like the fishing and detonator modes adds depth to the gameplay.
- The game features a warm atmosphere with polished graphics and sound, providing an enjoyable experience for puzzle enthusiasts.
- The game suffers from time-gated levels, requiring players to wait several hours to unlock new content, which can be frustrating and disrupt the flow of gameplay.
- Some players find the difficulty level too easy, with many levels being solvable on autopilot, leading to a lack of challenge for veteran players.
- There are complaints about intrusive animations and a lack of customization options for themes and colors, which can hinder visibility and overall enjoyment.
story
39 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story mode of the game offers a relaxing experience with a variety of themes and items to unlock, but many players find it lacking in depth and resolution, as it does not provide a satisfying ending. While there are around 200 levels, the narrative feels short and somewhat disconnected, with some players expressing frustration over the pacing and the need for additional story content. Overall, the game combines elements of minesweeper with a light storyline, but improvements are needed to enhance the narrative experience.
“The game starts off really good; I like the story and that every level has a different theme and item you are making.”
“"Story" mode takes players on an exciting journey through a mysterious island filled with challenging levels and hidden treasures, while "editor" is a custom editor, allowing players to create their own levels and share them with the community.”
“There's a bit of a storyline (though it's basically just unlocking new items by doing a puzzle in their shape), and a wide range of shapes for puzzles.”
“The biggest problems for me were waiting multiple hours for no reason before playing levels from the book and a lack of an ending to the story.”
“There is no definite end to the story mode.”
“Story mode starts off well but unlocking levels gets more and more frustrating - it's all a bit 'mobile game' really, with both time and in-game money based unlocks (yes, in a single-player offline game!).”