- April 20, 2017
- DXF Games
Weebish Mines
69%Game Brain Score
gameplay, story
graphics, optimization
92% User Score 26 reviews
Platforms
PCWindows
About
In Weebish Mines, search an expansive underground mine to recover a family's lost pets in the style of Metroidvania games. Discover gems to power unique items such as pickaxes, guns, and bombs to assist you on your journey. Beware of being statue-ized, or it's game over! This game is reminiscent of the classic NES games, providing a nostalgic experience for players.











Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews
gameplay8 positive mentions
optimization2 negative mentions
- The game offers a unique and engaging gameplay experience with a lot of depth, encouraging exploration and strategic thinking.
- The pixel graphics create an interesting world, and the music and sound effects enhance the overall atmosphere.
- The developer is attentive and dedicated, providing a fun and challenging experience that rewards experimentation.
- The game can be very unforgiving, with limited resources and a steep learning curve that may frustrate some players.
- Control customization is limited, which can lead to awkward gameplay experiences, especially for keyboard users.
- The game is relatively short, which may leave some players wanting more after completing it.
- gameplay20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is praised for its unique mechanics and solid execution, providing a fun and engaging experience without excessive hand-holding. Players appreciate the low-resolution design that allows for more gameplay depth, and many find the core mechanics interesting and rewarding once mastered. Overall, the game combines a great concept with enjoyable and innovative gameplay.
“The gameplay mechanics are unique; I didn't have a chance to play Legacy of the Wizard on NES, which Weebish Mines claims to be inspired by, so I can't tell to what extent the mechanics were borrowed from there.”
“The gameplay mechanics are unique (I didn't have a chance to play Legacy of the Wizard on NES, which Weebish Mines claims to be inspired by, so I can't tell to what extent the mechanics were borrowed from there).”
“The gameplay is simple and very solid.”
“Fantastic once you have a grasp of the core mechanics.”