Underground Keeper

Underground Keeper is a 3D first-person view Minesweeper puzzle. Your task is to explode all the mines, hidden behind the walls by planting a C4 charge on a wall, that covers the mine site. Unlike Minesweeper, this game does not have flags, but have the "safe" walls made of earth/stone/snow that you can dig through without hurting yourself. Such wall do not have any numbers near them. That might sound simple, but the game still manages to offer challenges. +) Nice 3D graphics. +) Intuitive mechanics. Unfortunatelly, there are 2 issue that make the game hard to play: 1) Light green arrow on the map showing your direction can be hard to see: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2374407484 2) C4-planting progress bar (in the center) is white and sometimes blends with the wall: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2374408777 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2374408960 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2374643640 Blending issue will be more obvious on snow/stone walls and less impactful on earth walls. I can`t recommend the game because this problems distract me from playing.

Underground Keeper is a unique indie puzzle experience developed and published by Render System that takes the classic principles of Minesweeper and transforms them into a fully explorable 3D adventure. Instead of interacting with a flat grid from a distant perspective, players descend into underground caverns where every step requires observation, deduction, and careful decision-making. The game's central idea is simple but surprisingly effective, blending traditional logic-based gameplay with first-person exploration to create an experience that feels both familiar and distinct. The game places players in a series of underground labyrinths filled with hidden dangers and clues. Armed with basic tools such as a pickaxe, a lamp, a map, and limited explosives, players must carefully analyze their surroundings to determine safe routes forward. The challenge comes from interpreting environmental information and using logic to avoid mistakes that could end a run. This design captures the essence of classic puzzle-solving while adding a layer of immersion that is rarely seen in games inspired by Minesweeper. Exploring dark tunnels from a first-person viewpoint creates a stronger sense o…

I would actually give this game a positive review if i could pin the rocks that are mines so that each time i die i can actually have a use for the map. Because without that function what PURPOSE DOES THE MAP SERVE......

It's like minesweeper, but in FPS view. Enjoyable. Nice relax

Good! I like to have this on nintendo Switch :-D I buy this in complete pack

It's 3d minesweeper