Pardon me but everybody knows Minesweeper. This is a minesweeper game with a slight twist.

First, you pick a character: knight, wizard, etc. Then, instead of mines, when you click on a "mine", a monster appears to fight you. Both of you have a set amount of hit points and an attack. You take turns hitting each other. If you kill the monster, you can continue the game, otherwise it's game over and you start from the beginning, level 1.

Each subsequent level is a bit more difficult (i.e. more mines) but otherwise it's standard minesweeper stuff. The character also levels up (more HP or better attack) or gains some one-use items (potions to heal or poison for a strong attack).

There's also classic game without the minigame, with instant game over on clicking a monster.


You can separately adjust sound and music volume. There's fullscreen/windowed key and some UI scaling options.

Controls are standard for minesweeper games (left-click for uncover a tile, right-click to mark as mine, left-click a clear tile to uncover all unmarked tiles) but unadjustable. There's also gamepad and keyboard controls.


Regardless of the little minigame combat, it's very standard minesweeper. It doesn't even have guaranteed solutions, so you might lose the classic game due to bad RNG.

Achievements took me (proficient in minesweeper-style games) a little over an hour to play through. There's an achievement to beat 20 levels with all "characters", including classic game.

Aside from achievements, there's little to offer here. For Minesweeper or similar games, you're better off playing the original, or you could check out Hexcells or its sequels for an interesting alternative.

~Twistorian Curator~

[h1]Minesweeper with a fantasy skin and a turn-based combat mini game[/h1] Pardon me but [b]everybody[/b] knows [i]Minesweeper[/i]. This is a minesweeper game with a slight twist. First, you pick a character: knight, wizard, etc. Then, instead of mines, when you click on a "mine", a monster appears to fight you. Both of you have a set amount of hit points and an attack. You take turns hitting each other. If you kill the monster, you can continue the game, otherwise it's game over and you start from the beginning, level 1. Each subsequent level is a bit more difficult (i.e. more mines) but otherwise it's standard minesweeper stuff. The character also levels up (more HP or better attack) or gains some one-use items (potions to heal or poison for a strong attack). There's also classic game without the minigame, with instant game over on clicking a monster. [h1]Standard settings[/h1] You can separately adjust sound and music volume. There's fullscreen/windowed key and some UI scaling options. Controls are standard for minesweeper games (left-click for uncover a tile, right-click to mark as mine, left-click a clear tile to uncover all unmarked tiles) but unadjustable. There's also gamepad and keyboard controls. [h1]Quite basic[/h1] Regardless of the little minigame combat, it's very standard minesweeper. It doesn't even have guaranteed solutions, so you might lose the classic game due to bad RNG. Achievements took me (proficient in minesweeper-style games) a little over an hour to play through. There's an achievement to beat 20 levels with all "characters", including classic game. Aside from achievements, there's little to offer here. For Minesweeper or similar games, you're better off playing the original, or you could check out [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/265890/Hexcells/]Hexcells[/url] or its sequels for an interesting alternative. [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/9997062/]~Twistorian Curator~[/url]