BroomSweeper

It's a really enjoyable take on the minesweeper genre, definitely recommend

[strike]The game is fine and can be enjoyable at times, but there were just too many UI bugs, annoyances, and balance issues for me to really recommend it. The UI is just pretty janky throughout the game, just to list a few issues: clicking to fully reveal dialogue in most events only works in a small section of the screen, clicking anywhere on boss dialogue unexpectedly skips it entirely, there are no settings to adjust text speed, the scroll wheel works for some menus but not for scrolling through your items where it is desperately needed, to view new items you need to hover over a small triangle which will slowly push all your items up blocking your HP, clicking tiles repeatedly occasionally counts as extra chord triggers, clicking empty tiles repeatedly can lift a marked tile up so you can still click it and lose health,[/strike] with enough items you'll just have to wait a few seconds until the animations calm down to interact with the game again. The overall game balance was also not right for me. I came in at a pretty high minesweeper skill level and so it was frustrating not being able to select harder difficulty options after I cleared the first couple levels without a single point of HP damage. I also wanted to switch characters after the first, but it seems difficulty progression is tied to each character, so I'd have to waste time on a super easy difficulty again which I was not willing to do. I appreciated the package puzzles in which none of your items apply, they're a great idea and I enjoyed them until they started repeating within a few packages at which point I just entered the solutions I had memorized. By the end I found myself doing absurd behavior such as moving to non-adjacent tiles as the vent animation is slightly shorter than the walking animation just to get through levels faster so I could play the "real" game at higher difficulties, and at that point I just stopped playing. The gameplay itself is fine if incredibly snowbally, most items make sense and there are different builds that I got to try, but I just was not finding myself having fun which is a shame. Most of the above points could be addressed in a build or two though, so this could be a winner in the future. UPDATE: Pretty much all the UI issues mentioned in this review have been fixed, and while I still think the balance could use some tuning and I'm not sure I'd play again, the developer responsiveness alone means I can recommend it if the game is on sale.

Great if you love minesweeper. I like the variety and the challenge.

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Would be a much better game if you didn't have to start guessing a majority of the time just to play through a level. It feels like it just defeats the purpose of a minesweeper game if you don't have enough information to actually find the mines.

Really solid Minesweeper roguelike. Funny items and powerful synergies, overall very charming. Some good twists on the minesweeper formula, like multiple 'mines' in the same square, really change how the logic works. Satisfying!