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Very interesting, nice twist on minesweeper. It appears that a lot of the complaints are based on misunderstandings of minesweeper itself, so don't assume that everyone knows how to play it. Anyways, good game, 3/5!
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This is a game that I could lose hours of my life to. The one suggestion I could make is, perhaps, make an in game shop. When you uncover one of the blank squares, you get a gold coin, and you can spend that to buy armor which would give damage resistance, or a weapon that would deal more damage, or even health potions. The game's difficulty is right on there with minesweeper: which is to say, still a little too hard. It's fun regardless.
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I loved this game. I think the concept is great, it's just the actual flash file that needs work. Being able to access different difficulties within the same file rather than in a new site would be good, as well as a playable tutorial. I think once a few of those things get put in, it would be awesome. Also, using the Kong API so best times could go up, and maybe even gets some badges, would bring a lot more replayability and fun.
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Really cool. The version here gets easy pretty quickly, but there are links to harder difficulty settings in the game description.
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Great Take on Minesweeper. Clarify the Instructions a bit and then it would be good to go. Good Job. Simple and neat.
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In the interest of helping, I'm going to re-write the rules in a slightly less confusing way:
The object of the game is to defeat all monsters. Monsters are hidden under tiles, and can be 1 of 5 different levels, shown at the bottom of the screen from left to right.
When you click on a tile that has a monster, if you are the same level or higher than the monster, you kill it and gain XP equal to it's level. If it's a higher level than you, you lose an amount of HP dependent on how much higher a level it was than you.
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once I realized what exactly numbers mean it was great mixture of fun and challenge - I was able to clear whole desk for second try!
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now only thing missing is that if you tag a square with a number and you click on that square it should only open if you're level equals or is higher than the mark on the square
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I will give this a 5/5 in the hopes that a high ranking will encourage a better translation of the instructions (as it stands the rules are in LouWeed's comment, not the game instructions).
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played a couple games looked at the clock and it as hours later then when i started 5/5 game my mom got me to likeing minesweeper games at one point thats all she did was play ms all day if she found out about this...
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This is the greatest game ever. I have always loved combinations of a well known puzzle archetype and an RPG, and this one is very original. I cant stop playing.
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THIS is exactly what I love Kongregate for. It's challenging yet forgiving, quick to play and very original. A known concept with a perfect additional kick. I rarely give 5/5 and only to games where the developers worked a lot and you can see it. I'll make an exception here.
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This game is awesome! I remember when I first heard about it and I had a lot of fun playing it on the original website even though I had to use chrome's translate feature to understand what was going on. I'm glad to see it's on Kongregate now. 5/5
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I think there's a mistake in experience levels: to reach level 4 you need more exp than that provided by killing all level 1-3 monsters. So a perfect game is impossible: you wil have to find a level 4 monster and get hit for 4 HP.
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this is actually easier than minesweeper lol, interesting concept, but need to find a way to make this more difficult.