A Google user 4
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
Sometimes gives you a 1 when it should give you a 2. You then click the nearing squares and find out that actually, there was a mine there when there really shouldn't have been given the numbers. This is very annoying and I'm now going to uninstall as it also stops me completing levels. Edited to one star due to unprofessional response from developers.
Pink Pointer
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
We are still waiting for the screenshot!
Rick Martin 1
Sunday, May 23, 2021
An interesting twist (pun intended) on the classic game. It took me a couple of failures to click that its operating on faces not on the blocks, but once I had that in my mind it was good. Holes is particularly challenging, which is good because I can choose the level of challenge I want each time. On the negatives, i sometimes want to zoom out more than it lets me. I would love to see more shapes too.
Pink Pointer
Sunday, May 23, 2021
Thank you for the feedback! =)
A Google user
5
Friday, November 23, 2018
I love the concept. I only wish you used more intuitive touch control scheme. I point you at Minesweeper Collections for the pinnacle of mobile Minesweeper controls. I've lost one too many games on this because my finger missed the flag button and I open a mine I intended to flag. This would be my favorite 3D Minesweeper game if I didn't have to actively fight the controls to play it. Edited
Pink Pointer
Friday, November 23, 2018
Thank you for the feedback!
Not Realname 1
Thursday, July 7, 2022
largely 2D minesweeper, but mapped to the surface of 3D objects. This can add interesting spatial challenge with tiles having more than/less than 8 sides, but is pretty unintuitive. Sometimes tiles will count mines that can't be reached in 1 tile cardinal or diagonal. There's no control over the roll of the camera and no long-press flagging which makes the board feel unwieldy. E: review was very rash, sorry. Credit to the dev for the fast reply and good features like Play leaderboards. Edited
Pink Pointer
Thursday, July 7, 2022
Yes, there are more than 8 "sides". Do you really have trouble to read the numbers upside down or sideways?
Erik Bell 0
Tuesday, March 22, 2022
Regular minesweeper got boring, this is new and better. I could use some new shapes cause I finished all of them. Adding 2 touch movement where one finger can act as an "anchor" and the second changes the view could help navigate around the grid.
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