Mastermine

Adam Soutar

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About this game

Mastermine is a 3D, Minesweeper inspired puzzle game - solve complex boards over a 3D cube.

New features & twists keep the game interesting:
- Power-ups rearrange parts of the board in 3D, shifting the game
- Skins customise the look and feel of the cube
- Challenges keep you coming back for more, and reward you with power-ups
- A global solve-time leaderboard allows you to compete (cross-platform) with your friends for the world's fastest times
- Ever-increasing cube sizes keep up the pace
- Different original game-modes like Time Crisis, Campaign or Sandbox change it up even more

On top of this, the game is 100% Ad-Free, and doesn't sell your data to anybody. The only purchase in the game is a Premium unlock to allow you to save your Campaign progress + a few other goodies.

Ratings and reviews

I'm loving this game. Totally hooked - bought the ad free version after a day or two and have zero regrets. That said, can you pretty pretty please get rid of the spaces between the cubes? They make it really hard to see what's going on sometimes. And I'd love to have different options for viewing, like being able to lock the view orthogonal to a face while you're working on that side.

I really enjoy the app, i think it's a neat concept. My only two gripes are: 1. I couldn't skip the tutorial, even though, like many people, I am familiar with how Minesweeper is played. 2. The penalty for losing in campaign mode feels extremely harsh. Making people go back and redo a level they just completed if they make a single mistake feels like a very excessive punishment. My suggestion would be either do away with that entirely, or have some sort of system where you get, say, three tries

Great, not the most original idea, but still a good one. My issue is the controls. Same as the original. Press to cycle flag, hold to reveal. That's great. I keep dying all over the place because it just about always thinks I'm trying to reveal. This system of press or hold does not work for me. You're counting too much on user ability during a thinking game. I'm trying to decide if I'm wrong and the game thinks I'm trying to reveal that square. Also, what the heck is chording?

What’s new

- Recompiled the game to comply with new Google Play policies