Planned Release Date: Q2 2026

About This Game

Classic Minesweeper gameplay combined with gambling mechanics: Use numberd diamonds to deduce mine locations, but instead of just clearing the board, each safe card you reveal exponentially increases your coin winnings. Decide when to cash out and secure your earnings, or push your luck for massive payouts - hit a mine and lose everything you've earned that round.

60 unique power-ups that change your strategy each run: Risk/reward modifiers like High Roller and Golden Touch turn mines into profit opportunities, Powerups like Fortune Teller and Lucky Peak reveal hidden dangers, Shield and Armor Plating protect you from mistakes, and multiplier boosters like Lucky Charm and Coin Magnet maximize your earnings. Combine power-ups to create devastating synergies and develop new strategies every playthrough.

Important Note:

Coinsweeper is a single-player puzzle game with gambling-themed mechanics. No real money wagering. No in-game real-money purchases. Pure skill-based entertainment.

Features:

• Classic Minesweeper gameplay combined with high-stakes gambling mechanics

• Push-your-luck system: cash out anytime or risk everything for exponential rewards

• 6+ escalating difficulty phases with increasing grid sizes and mine density

• 60 unique power-ups that change your strategy each run

• Roguelike progression with randomized shops between rounds

• Meta-progression system: unlock permanent upgrades between runs

• Dynamic Joker cards that modify your cashout multiplier

• Lives system adds tension to every card reveal

• Seeded runs for competitive play and sharing strategies

• Endless mode unlocked after reaching 1,000,000 coins

• Statistics tracking

• Multiple grid spawn patterns and smooth animations

• Strategic power-up synergies for devastating combinations

• Double-or-Nothing coin flip for ultimate risk-takers

• Marker system to flag suspected mines

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Tools were used to partially generate sounds/assets and to help identify errors and bugs.