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💣Steam Page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2671210/Minesweeper_Collector_2

💣Trailer: https://youtu.be/7T5wSi_l5tM

💣Platform: Steam and mobile

Yesterday marked the game’s 2nd anniversary on Steam! And I released a major update 2.2.0, featuring a new quest system and two new chapters in the story! While testing the quests, I realized just how much the game had been missing this feature and how much more interesting it made the gameplay. I’m really glad I finally got around to this and added/fixed a bunch of little details.

I’m very grateful to the players for their feedback and comments, as they help me notice things I might otherwise overlook. I’d also appreciate any suggestions or comments here.

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🌐 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/minesweeperCollector/

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Hey, this is a solo hobby project of mine I recently released for both Android and iOS. Fully free, no ads, no data collection, no in-app purchases (except “Support the Developer”, feel free to ignore it) and playable offline.

Video footage for a walking game was a bit tough, but here’s some gameplay of a harvest minigame (there’s a whole bunch), brewing a potion and selling it.

Android Play Store

iOS Release announcement

What’s it about?

You walk in the real world, collect resources and brew potions for merchants. The game has a building system, so you can decorate your neighborhood however you like. It has a day/night cycle, lighting effects and a procedurally generated map (playable worldwide). Optionally you can download a street map for orientation (one-time download, no data usage afterwards). Only GPS is needed, it’s fully offline and singleplayer :)

Always eager for feedback, let me know what you think 💚

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Why do devs put tedious puzzles in horror games now? Hell is us is so fun,but I got to a point where it was puzzle after puzzle and it got so boring I deleted the game. Is it because I got adhd? I get so into the game I love the exploring the fighting talking to NPCs doing side quests but the puzzles are difficult for me and it got so frustrating