Fields of Mine
LeafTeam · 2026 · Roguelite, Strategy, Puzzle, Perma Death, Roguelike
PC
6 user reviews67% · 6
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About Fields of Mine
Fields of Mine is a roguelike puzzle where classic Minesweeper turns into an unpredictable adventure. Each new field breaks the familiar rules and challenges your attention, logic, and ability to adapt.Here, numbers may show not the count of mines but the number of safe tiles. Here, tiles themselves can become traps. Every level twists the usual laws of the game and forces you to find unconventional moves to survive under constantly changing rules.Merchants, random events, and unexpected mechanic combinations turn every run into a unique trial. Sometimes luck is on your side, but more often it’s your calculation and foresight that decide the outcome.
Here, failure is inevitable. But mistakes open new horizons. Each attempt makes you more experienced, and every setback brings you closer to the moment when even the most cunning rule combinations stop being insurmountable.
Here, failure is inevitable. But mistakes open new horizons. Each attempt makes you more experienced, and every setback brings you closer to the moment when even the most cunning rule combinations stop being insurmountable.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[H1]Minesweeper runs where logic meets the occasional reckless guess[/H1] Thank you LeafTeam for the curator copy. This is nonetheless an impartial review. With the recent release of [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/3473250/BroomSweeper/?curator_clanid=45639970]Broomsweeper[/url] and now this one, Minesweeper fans have been eating well lately, especially on the roguelike side of things. This particular entry keeps things simple and efficient: clear the board, survive the hazards and move on to bigger challenges until you beat the final boss. The structure follows classic Minesweeper logic, but with a roguelike climb. Each stage offers three-level choices, each carrying one or two constraints to spice things up. There’s a second chance during runs, healing items scattered around, and four hints to help when deduction alone isn’t enough. The little shop stops and cozy campfires add a bit of personality between stages, and the UI stays clean with basic options like sound sliders and simple menus. It’s also very welcoming to beginners. A solid tutorial explains the rules and even shares a few deduction tricks if you’ve never touched Minesweeper before. Achievements are clea…31 found this helpful
I did my best, I can't make it 'Complete Sandbox on maximum field size, maximum mines, 1 HP, no hints, and no buffs' I CAN'T!!!!!!!!! why it can't be a default mode rather than manually set it every time, and fail, and fail4 found this helpful
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