Mine Rogue

Minesweeper, now a roguelike

On top of number-reading Minesweeper sits a roguelike where you design your own mine, floor by floor.

Dig the whole board

• Open every safe tile and flag the remaining mines to finish a floor.
• If the ore score you dug falls short of the target, the run ends.
• There is no dig limit, but every mine you hit cuts the score you earn on that floor.

Marks set the board off

Marks attached to tiles trigger when their tile opens. Combine them well and a single click can set off a chain across the whole board. There are dozens of Marks to combine.

Your deck is your board

Floors are built from a deck of tiles, and each tile sits in the same spot every floor.

• After each floor, place new soil tiles wherever you like.
• Pick 1 of 3 Mark rewards and attach it yourself.
• Each soil yields different ores.

Hazards and Relics every third floor

Every three floors a Hazard twists the rules: water rises, you dig in a Blackout, or your ores rust.

Clear a Hazard floor and choose 1 of 2 Relics that change how your Marks behave. The Zoo doubles Animal Farm Marks, and the Powder Keg widens every blast.

Grow your ores with Rubies

Beat the target by more to earn more Rubies, and the Rubies you keep earn interest. Spend them to level up ores and raise your score on the floors ahead.

Down to the 24th floor

The board starts at 5×5 and grows to 9×9. Survive eight Hazards and dig all the way down to the 24th floor.