Dataminers is a fast turn-based roguelike where you climb and clear highly secured towers full of data. Outsmart guards and hack terminals in this unique combination of strategy, stealth and Minesweeper.
If you thought Minesweeper was just another time waster on your old desktop, Dataminers is here to prove you wrong. It takes the classic number crunching logic and turns it into a full blown corporate hacking adventure, carrying the cyberpunk, tactical turn based tension of Invisible, Inc.
You begin safely at the Training Center, where you're taught...
I just bought Dataminers and it is a very good game. It has a Campaign wich is very cool, and a Time Attack mode wich is more for the Hardcore and compeditive Minesweeper Fans out there. My favorite is the Zen mode wich is almost poetic in a way thats hard to describe... The decorations are very beautiful and my personal favorite is the cherry blossom...
There is something deeply pleasing about spending time with patterns consisting of shapes and numbers. It is kind of weird that an abstract representation of patterns can occasionally somehow elicit the same kind of zen feeling as nature can, but there it is.
I have spent a lot of time with the original Minesweeper. This game expands that formula, makes...
As a longtime Minesweeper fan, I really wanted to give this game a try. The controls took some getting used to at first, but once I got through the tutorial, it clicked. I had worked my way up in the leaderboards and suddenly two hours had flown by. It’s a really addictive!
When the game Kurushi came out on the PS1 in 1997, I was mesmerized by the graphics, the setting, and the gameplay right from the start :) Now, almost 30 years later, I’ve been swept up in that exact same spell by this game. The sense of flow you get while playing, the pondering and puzzling, the climbing, the atmosphere, the visual presentation—including...
