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About Number Fields
Overview:
Number Fields is a strategic puzzle game where your goal is to uncover all tiles on the grid without triggering hidden bombs. Use logical deduction and visual cues to navigate the fields, uncover treasures, and mark suspected bomb locations with flags. Perfect for fans of classic puzzle games who enjoy a mix of strategy and luck, this game was designed to keep you fully engaged during long meetings or customer interactions while discreetly calming nervous energy. It avoids sudden sounds and flashy colors to ensure it doesn't draw attention.
There is nothing "extra" or flashy about this game. It doesn't aim to be dramatic or the center of attention. It's simply a tool to help you stay sane during those moments when you feel like you're living an episode of "The Office" but need to keep your job.
Key Features:
- Zoom Meeting Friendly: No sudden sounds, no surprise flashing colors, and no forced full-screen mode. This game is perfect for playing during long meetings without drawing attention.
- Insomnia Friendly: Low blue-light, no eye-burning colors, or ear-splitting sounds. A perfect mix of distraction and calm logic, pairing well with the music you need to sleep.
- Challenging Gameplay: Uncover tiles to reveal numbers and colors indicating the proximity of hidden bombs and treasures.
- Visual Cues: Numbers indicate the proximity of bombs, while colors indicate the proximity to treasures, adding a visual layer of strategy.
- Flagging System: Right-click to mark suspected bomb locations, helping you keep track of dangerous spots.
- Dynamic Scoring: Earn points by uncovering treasures and correctly flagging bombs.
- Adjustable Difficulty: Choose between easy, medium, and hard modes to match your skill level.
- Grid Customization: Adjust the grid size using the slider, ranging from small grids for quick games to large grids for a more challenging experience.
- Satisfying Endgame: Enjoy dynamic endgame animations that highlight your flagged points with smooth scaling effects.
- Intuitive Controls: Simple left-click to reveal tiles and right-click to place or remove flags.
Gameplay Mechanics:
1. Revealing Tiles:
- Left-click on a tile to reveal it.
- Numbers indicate the presence of adjacent bombs and treasures.
- If a tile contains a bomb, the game ends.
- If a tile contains a treasure, you earn points.
2. Flagging Tiles:
- Right-click to place a flag on suspected bomb locations.
- Right-click again to remove the flag.
- Flags help you keep track of potential bomb spots.
3. Winning the Game:
- Win by revealing all non-bomb tiles.
- The game ends when all non-bomb tiles are revealed or if a bomb tile is uncovered.
Design:
Number Fields features a clean, intuitive design that enhances the puzzle-solving experience. The game uses muted colors for visual cues, making it easy to distinguish between different elements. The scaling effects and animations during gameplay provide a satisfying and engaging experience.
Get ready to test your logic and deduction skills in Number Fields – a puzzle game that combines strategy, excitement, and a touch of luck. Will you uncover all the tiles and find the treasures, or will you trigger a bomb and end the game? Play now and find out!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Number Fields is a minimalist Minesweeper clone with a treasure-hunting twist that players find decent enough for a free game, featuring smooth animations and multiple game modes. Common praise includes the creative diamond/treasure mechanic, informative help page, and fluid performance, while complaints center on the stark minimalist aesthetic feeling lazy, occasional game mode switching bugs, unhelpful color indicators, missing Steam achievements, and Mac trackpad flagging issues. Some players feel it lacks depth for a Steam title when browser Minesweeper alternatives exist.
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I like how they have diamonds for uncovering certain mines. The flag icon is quite funny too. It has very fluid animations and seems to be no guess. Again, it is very minimal, only in dark mode (which is not really a problem) and has three game modes. However the game modes sometimes don't switch, the mine count should automatically change for different game modes. The help page is informative and the colours tell you how much treasure is nearby which I think is a little unnecessary. Overall I think it is quite a nice app tbh. (There aren’t any steam achievements which is a bit of a shame because collecting achievements is fun).6 found this helpful
"Number Fields" is, well, a ripoff of Minesweeper. Do we need another Minesweeper clone? You can play Minesweeper in a web browser. Yes, this clone has a few nice features but this is Steam, we didn't spend thousands on a gaming rig then give up playing CS2 or Wukong or Mass Effect so we could play browser/flash tier games. There's a little gimmick, as you have not just mines but treasures as well, and you want the treasures but not the mines. This game features very lacklustre minimalist "art" for graphics instead of anything remotely contemporary. I'm sure the "developer" thought this would come across as "artistic", but it doesn't, it comes across as "really lazy" and looks bad as a result of their lack of interest in doing their job properly. Developers must try to understand that gaming is a visual medium, and gamers spend a lot of money on high end gaming rigs for a reason. And that reason is not so they can look at lazy, phoned-in half efforts like this. Not every "free" game really is. There's often MTX, or content locked behind DLC, or donations being requested, or any other number of things that could mislead gamers, but in this case I'm glad to say this really …2 found this helpful
It's offbeat minesweeper with treasures and some colors that aren't entirely helpful in identifying the difference between a treasure and a bomb. Decently entertaining, and free!1 found this helpful
It's not bad; however, there is no way for a mac one click mouse to flag potential bombs. An annoying oversight, but it doesn't affect game play all that much.1 found this helpful
hope this game have " remote play " function
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