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!!!!!!!!!!

If I remember correctly, the game has 185 levels (130 regular, 55 advanced), which amounts to a minimum of ~5 hours of gameplay. The puzzles are not fixed, either. So, if you complete a level (or mess up during one), you can just refresh the level to get a new arrangement.Aside from the randomness of the puzzle generation, the colors/visuals and sound are the best aspects of the game.The facet of the game I found most annoying was the mechanism to place flags, which requires you to press and hold. Sometimes, the game doesn’t register the hold on an adjacent square and thinks you want to move there...which can need to the sweeper getting toasted. I would have much preferred a toggle switch so that flags could just be placed with a tap. (Also helpful would have been a third toggle option to place a third “maybe a flag or bomb is here” type of token for helping map out possible future pathways.I found the game relatively easy to complete, but there are some necessary instructions for the game (that I don’t remember being in the tutorials) for those of you coming from a strictly minesweeper background, as you’ll often find yourselves in a situation where you can’t logically figure the correct path forward (unless you solve the entire puzzle on a piece of paper at that point).First, if you have the option to move to a square with a symbol on it, always move to it.Second, if none of the surrounding squares have a symbol but there’s one that you know *can’t* have a bomb on it, always move to it.Third, if neither of the first 2 steps apply, if one of the surrounding squares would lead to a dead end, don’t move to it.There were rare instances where none of these 3 applied and it was basically a guessing game choosing 1 of 2 possible squares, but, if you err, you can always just refresh the level to get a new puzzle arrangement if you’re like me and nothing less than 3 stars will suffice. 8^)

I’m a big puzzle game fan. This is a pretty decent puzzle game, I’m enjoying it so far. It’s been incredibly easy so far so hopefully it gets a bit more challenging without just becoming a guessing game. I’m a bit disappointed because it’s missing some basic minesweeper features that would improve the game. First off, you can’t mark a square as clear? You can only mark with a flag or not. This is my biggest gripe, it’s really annoying I can’t mark a square as clear (meaning no mine). Second, placing flags does not adjust the number of mines in a row/col shown on the side of the board in the light bulb things. It would be really nice if they updated as you place flags. The game is basically just minesweeper with a few twists so the lack of basic minesweeper features is a turn off (marking squares clear is crucial), and I think I’ll check out a different minesweeper game and maybe return to this in the future.