Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Feb 15, 2018

  Really promising but ultimately dissatisfying. The mechanics are fun (minesweeper + Dungelot). However, there is no goal. There is no progression, no unlocks, and no end. You just keep going until you die. You eventually find some rotting testicles (yep .. ) and "bring them deeper" -- they levitate down to the next floor. And that's it. It's too bad because the game is pretty, interesting from a mechanical standpoint, and definitely could fit into this niche genre. But I have to pass. Also, there are lots of spelling and grammar errors. The dev has said they intend to work on correcting them over time. Finally, here is a game that really COULD have benefited from some community feedback through early access.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 14, 2018

  It's with reluctance that I'm passing on this one. It's a rogue-like minesweeper with fabulous artwork. My problem is there is no way to really win the game. Your quest is to find a dead man's rotting testicles. Yes, you heard me right. You'll see them served on a platter... Every time you start the game on that long loading screen. And when you finally find his ghastly genitals, they levitate away. Tell me, what incentive is there for chasing after a pair of runaway testicles? I guess hemorrhoids just weren't disgusting enough. There's a free Chinese clone of this on android, which is a lot better and testicle free. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phoenix.saolei&hl=en_US
• gamedeal user

  Mar 18, 2018

  While I'll admit I've only played a couple of sessions so far, I really like the devs take on the Minesweeper Roguelite gameplay. Yes, this has already be done with Dungelot and Runestone Keeper, to name a couple, but 1 subtle difference that is huge to me is that this game DOES NOT have the meta game grinding. When playing a cool highscore chaser, having a character that, over multiple play sessions, gets persistently more powerful with each run really distorts stuff. I really like that while this game has unlockable classes, each class will have consistent starting conditions so, if competing with friends it won't simply be a matter of whomever has built up their character the most will have a huge advantage.
• gamedeal user

  May 5, 2019

  One of my favorite games. I'm slightly addicted and keep trying just one more round cause I'm sure I can get deeper into the dungeon....
• gamedeal user

  Apr 16, 2019

  A very creatively implemented variation of the minesweeper. For me, this game became a great timekiller. There are a couple of bugs (empty cells still disappear when you exit to menu; sometimes after a new start, effects of enemy destruction continue to hang on the field; it can freeze once a week etc.), but not fatal for gameplay. I like the style of graphics, funny characters with their pro and cons. Every new start is a kind of challenge to collect the winner combination of runes to get as far as you can into the dungeon. Or rather to reach level 100-120 maximum, for further difficulty destroys all the fun.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 4, 2019

  A really cool twist to Minesweeper. It's more casual in the respect that one misstep doesn't blow the game, which is good since you will be forced to make a guess when dungeon elements force your decision on what tiles you can uncover. That's where the dungeon crawling side of game comes into play. Enemy placement and exits in the levels are random each time and a nice roster of characters makes it fun to replay. Sometimes levels will even have special curses on them too, changing the rules every once in a while. Great casual fun game to chill out to.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 2, 2018

  Good game. Buy it.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 1, 2019

  Minesweeper with a fantasy RPG twist. Yes, there is no real 'end' to this game. You're just supposed to keep going until death or until you choose to leave (which is a valid move considering that dying as anyone but the base character locks that character from being picked until they are 'rescued' during another run). I have mixed feelings about that mechanic, but it does force you to cycle through characters more often than you would (each supporting a different style of play), and gives you an additional goal which are admittedly lacking. I do wish there were more goals here. But achievements do at least give you something to work towards during every run. Really solid little pick-up-and-play with a lot of potential if they ever decide to do more with this concept. Highly recommend picking it up on sale if you get a chance.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2018

  We need achievements.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 19, 2018

  Nicely realised minesweeper/dungeon crawler combination, with quirky cartoon visual style and clever game mechanics. The dungeon is literally bottomless, which may be a good thing or a bad thing depending on your tastes. There are also a bunch of different characters to unlock, each with different play styles, to add some variety. Addictive stuff.