Minesweeper Genius

It’s a great game, though it’s a little short at the moment. The puzzles are very easy, only took a couple of days to finish everything with three stars (playing for an hour or so each day). The game boasts being able to create an unlimited number of randomly generated levels, so how about some sort of unlimited level mode where levels could become progressively more difficult?

Let me just start by saying all I do is puzzle games. And I never write reviews for apps. Picross and minesweeper have consumed me to the point where when hours/days go missing, it's from those type of games. Anyhoo, to find a kind of melding if the two was amazing. I love this game! Here is what needs to be fixed: Can we have a button so when you tap squares it is either a clear or a flag. To hold down the square until the flag pops up slows the game flow. There are too many situations where you have to make a guess. In normal picross and minesweeper there is no guessing. To me, this makes your game seem buggy and is infuriating to me since I will re-start the level because I won't continue without 3 stars. The little arrows that move everything around is an awesome twist. Can we have a couple more different ones to shake things up? Your little sweeper man is annoying. You're trying to mark flags, slowly, and he falls asleep in a second. Stop that! It's not necessary. Change the character every few levels or something. Even a color scheme change every so often would make it more interesting. Other than that, I am obsessed and it will be hard to tear me from your game for something else. Thank you so much for your creativity!!! Make more levels!!!!!!!!!!

Fun, quick levels that provide a decent, but not frustrating, challenge. Lots of replayability. Of all the games I’ve purchased from the App Store, this is by far my favorite. Some suggestions: I’d love to see larger levels and some new play mechanics added. A level editor would be fun, too. We could share our levels online.

A very inventive game. I think it’s a bit too simple, that being said I couldn’t stop playing it until I finished. It could use a few more rules to mix things up, it seems like the learning curve flattens out pretty early on. It’s also quite short. I’d be very excited to play a sequel that can build off this great concept. Worth every penny.

This game is perfect, as evidenced by the fact that it hasn’t been updated once since its release. That’s amazing, but it also makes one wonder whether new levels are forthcoming. This game gets a perfect score … but stars degrade with time. One great thing about this game is that levels are generated at random, which is fortunate, because it allows me to replay MS-1 through -5 daily. But I wish there were N, O, P, Q …