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Super Minesweeper 1.1
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Pixelmusement |
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Rating: 3/5 (1 votes)  
Released: May 01, 2005
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Super Minesweeper takes your classic minesweeper gameplay and adds several new features to the mix. You can play on many different board styles such as squares, hexagons, rectangles, skewed squares, intricate octagons, and tons more. There are three gameplay modes to choose from in the shareware version: Classic, Backwards, and Multi-Mine. In the full version you can also play Flagless, Moving Mines, Endurance, and Mega Mines. Sound effects can be enabled or disabled in whole or you can turn off any particular effects you don't like. The colors are also fully customizable allowing you to dramatically change the look of the game however you want. Another unique feature is that hitting a mine doesn't end the game. When you hit a mine, you take damage, which becomes nothing more than a time penalty when you clear a board. This allows for boards loaded with mines to challenge players of any skill level! Think of Super Minesweeper as the merging of many different styles of minesweeper gameplay into one program so that you can play minesweeper the way you want to! In the shareware version you can play on 8 of the over 100 different boards and in the full version your high scores are saved for every different combination of game mode, board style and skill level.
Product homepage: http://www.pixelships.com
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| Type: Shareware |
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Cost: $14.95 US |
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Size: 1206 K |
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