A Minesweeper roguelite set on an old computer, survive 8 rounds of increasing difficulty while buying upgrades and surviving danger!

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About This Game

Welcome to lattice! A challenging roguelite Inspired by the classic game minesweeper!. In this game, you complete 8 rounds of minesweeper, each round Increasing in difficulty. At the end of each round, you're sent to a shop to buy upgrades and flags, two new additions to the game to allow you to hopefully survive longer!

To survive the goal of 8 rounds, the player will have to survive the increasing bomb count, limited lives, and new tile types/mechanics that aim to stop the player from winning. This isn't including different game modifers and random chance events that can happen!

At the 8th round, something absolutely dreadful happens! absolutely horrific and devastating and oh my god....

Theres a 9th bomb....

Features:

8 rounds, each increasing in difficulty.

 7 new tile types, with unique effects in play!

4 new bomb types, forcing you to strategise ingame!

6 new flag types, letting you change your playstyle around!

54 Unique upgrades, allowing for longer survival and more fun! 

Also includes:

modifiers to rounds

popups

Grids (Unique starting points for rounds)

Endless mode (Technically ascensions)
18 achievements (20 for steam)
A tutorial (for those who don't know how to play!)

and a boss fight

(plus lil fella)

Isnt he so cute :3

Whats next?:



The game will PROBABLY get updated,

More upgrades, different bosses, a couple more bits here and there.

Lots of ideas....


oh im talking too much, how about you get the game and see for yourself?

Happy Sweeping! ^^

System Requirements

    Minimum:
    • OS: Windows 10
    • Storage: 500 MB available space
    Recommended:
    • OS: Windows 11
    • Storage: 1 GB available space
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