Delete
PONY · 2018 · Casual, Indie, Puzzle, Singleplayer, Minimalist
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Overwhelmingly Positive96% · 1,563
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About Delete
Delete is a minimalist puzzle leisure game.it is inspired by Minesweeper. It inherits all the excellent features of the original work, and has increased its spatial dimensions.
Your goal is to turn over all the squares, figures show the number of unknown red squares around them, you need to deduce all the answers by being reminded of by the figures
There is no time or star limit in the game, you are supposed to enjoy the relaxing experience.
Like my works before, it will keep introducing new ways of playing, the difficulty will progressively increase.
- The design of 50 levels with different shapes
- 7 different ways of playing and combination
- All riddles can be reasoned
- Simple and pure artistic style and ways of the game
- No language interfaces and content
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Delete is a fantastic, short, smart twist on Minesweeper-esque puzzles.1 found this helpful
Basically hexcells on crack. I genuinely got a headache from this game in the first few levels because my brain had to get used to the three dimensions.
A nice minesweeper variant with an interesting perspective mix of 2D and 3D. The game’s best levels are those that make active use of this perspective mix. It wouldn’t hurt if the game to have more levels, especially those playing with the 3D mechanics. But on the positive side, this also means that the game doesn’t overstay its welcome. The game is not overly difficult, as even later levels don’t require any advanced deduction techniques. There are some minor things that I think could/should have been improved upon: [list] [*] One can ask the game to highlight the neighbours of any given field. This can be pretty useful, especially in the beginning when one isn’t quite used to the game’s 2D-3D-mix yet. But this highlighting can sometimes be a bit hard to see because it styles the neighbouring fields only marginally brighter. [*] The game has no undo function. A handful of times I accidentally clicked on the wrong field and got “lucky”, marking that field correctly. The only way of getting rid of this illegitimate progress was to completely restart the level, which didn’t feel great. [*] The game doesn’t seem to remember the partial progress in the current level across dif…
A cute little twist on minesweeper. The difficulty never ramps up much; if you've played similar games you will fly through this.
nice :) A clean one-sitting experience.
Level 15 is non-deterministic from almost the very start of the level, meaning you'd have to guess to proceed. That's a really bad feature for Minesweeper, and puzzle games in general, even if you do get three lives per level.
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