Don't Blow UP!
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About the game
Don't Blow UP! brings minesweeper into first person, solo or in co-op for up to 4 players. Dig up tiles, flag mines, and face seven rule-twisting modifiers. One wrong choice can blow everything up.
Original Steam description
One wrong step can ruin everyone's day.
Don't Blow Up! is a first-person minesweeper game for up to 4 players. Walk the board, dig up tiles, and flag suspected mines as you work together—or try to survive on your own.
Don't trust the numbers
Think you've got the numbers figured out? Think again. Seven rule-twisting modifiers can make numbers lie, replace them with Roman numerals, reverse your movement, or send you sprinting across the board. Every round brings a new way to second-guess yourself.
Choose a classic difficulty preset or build your own board, right down to its size and mine count.
Feeling lucky?
Every tile you open earns your team points. Spend them at the jackpot machine and you might walk away with a metal detector, a radar, a grenade… or a rock. Most of the time, you'll walk away with nothing at all.
And once in a very long while, the machine hands out a gun with exactly one bullet. Use it wisely.
Say it without saying a word
You don't even need to talk to your teammates. Wave hello, clap for a good play, point fingers when things go wrong, or flip off the friend testing your patience. And when words truly fail, there's always a friendly shove.
Play with keyboard and mouse or a controller, with full gamepad support and matching on-screen prompts.
Features
Up to 4-player co-op: Sweep mines with friends or take on the board solo.
First-person minesweeping: Walk the board, dig up tiles, and flag suspected mines.
Seven game-changing modifiers: Twist the rules and keep your team guessing.
Your board, your rules: Pick a classic difficulty or customize the size and mine count.
Jackpot machine: Gamble your team's points on tools, explosives and very bad ideas.
Expressive gestures: Cheer, taunt, communicate, and assign blame without saying a word.
Full controller support: Keyboard and mouse or gamepad, with matching on-screen prompts.






Demo and release information
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