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mineslither
開發者 omp_
mineslither
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遊戲簡介
It's snake and minesweeper.
玩法說明
The goal of the game is to expose all of the mines on the board so that your snake can eat them. Standard Snake and Minesweeper rules apply, with the additional complication that your snake is constantly hungry, requiring a steady diet of mines in order not to starve. The game is won when the last mine is consumed or it is lost if the snake dies, a mine is triggered, or a square is misflagged.
Controls:
WASD/Cursor to move snake
Left mouse to explore squares
Right mouse to flag mines
F11 for fullscreen
NOTE:
- The numbers on the field indicate how many HIDDEN mines remain. Exposed mines are not counted towards this limit.
- If the keyboard isn't working with you, try clicking on the game to give it the focus.
Tip: Try not to consume a mine unless you need to. You'll need to save them for the end of the game when there are large distances to cover!
留言
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WalrusBites
Dec. 05, 2016
I don't wanna be too down on this game because it's an interesting concept, but the Minesweeper implementation is completely wrong. Two mines CANNOT be adjacent to a '1' square under any circumstances. You have to actually play your own game to see if the mechanics are working!
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cooldigibike
Dec. 03, 2016
why does flagging an empty make me lose? that doesn't happen in minesweeper, it should instead make me lose when I try to pick it up with the snake.
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MasterTT
Dec. 03, 2016
i really like this game, quite challenging. 5/5 don't forget to add tags so the game is easier to find
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LWYZLWYZ
Dec. 02, 2016
Great concept but the execution is a bit faulty.
WASD doesn't seem to be working and the hunger drains a bit too fast to be able to focus on everything.
Still pretty great for a first game. Keep up the good work.
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petesahooligan
Dec. 06, 2016
Yeah, this concept is intriguing but the Minesweeper rules are broken on the board. If a bomb has been flagged, the numbers shouldn't change or count down. The numbers should always show the total of both hidden and revealed bombs. That's Minesweeper.
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