BroomSweeper

Its good, played this on steamdeck and enjoyed it a lot. Some cool variations on minesweeper and i love minesweeper :)

Minesweeper rogue-lite, it's very fun and very, very addicting. Great little idea for a game, the sort of thing that you can sink a disturbing amount of time into. Some very frustrating stuff and weak design stuff, sure, but it's all a part of the character of the game. The items quickly become too over-powered but that's like, part of the fun sometimes. The mega bunnies and multi-bunnies are annoying but add an extra layer of challenge which makes sense. The lying tiles suck and should probably be shuttered off into like the corner for real serious masochists. The art is fun and especially works well for something that you'll spend a lot of time looking at. Playthroughs tend to be shorter than they should, realistically a "normal" difficulty run should be longer than like 3 levels. Revised review as I left a relatively rude/mean-spirited reactionary review at the end here: I always appreciate inclusion in games basically regardless of what sort of game it is. My sort of immediate knee-jerk that I got from Broomsweeper is that Broomhilda was essentially similar to a caricature of a trans woman, which upset me. It's clear that the dev doesn't have any ill-will and I CERTAINLY wo…

Shows some promise at first, but the more I play the more it feels like slop. In early floors you end up just clearing levels in a single click. The higher you go, the more it's based on pure luck and less on minesweeper skills. Also the game is buggy as heck, you will lose tooltips, menus, overlays periodically for no apparent reason.

I am not sure if the UI bugs are part of the "trash" design? Anyway they should be fixed the annoying spin is design choice but for example in settings the seed overlapping different button feels lazy.

It's mineweeper except the numbers have BS done to them or are hidden so the game isn't solvable. If I have to turn stuff off to have a simple number game be solvable with logic instead of luck, I'd rather just uninstall and play a game that works as a complete product. I got it in a Humble Bundle and it still feels overpriced.

Quite fun and creative though just beware that if you go nuts and pile up a TON of things on your shelf, it can break the game.