Sweepers Luck

It is Minesweeper, but you are not trying to clear the board. You are trying to hit

a score before you run out of Sweeps.

The unit of play is not the click. It is the Slip.

Bet on the tiles you can prove

Deduction tells you which tiles are safe. That is the easy part. Load up to five of

them onto a Slip, commit with SWEEP, and the numbers you uncover score together as a

poker hand — multiplied by the shape they made on the grid, and by how many you dared

to load.

One Bust anywhere in the Slip and the hand pays no multiplier. So the real question is

never "which tile is safe." It is "which safe tile is worth taking."

Or push it one tile further

Clear a Slip and you are offered a choice: bank the payout, or PUSH — turn one more

tile blind and rescore everything. The multipliers climb past anything a normal Slip

can reach. Bust on a push and the entire payout is gone.

Build something broken

100 Lucky Stickers. 35 single-use Tokens. 25 permanent board upgrades.

Stickers fire strictly left to right, so a x3 in the last slot is worth far more than

the same sticker in the first. Rearranging your build IS the build. Watch the chain

resolve one sticker at a time and learn exactly what you have made.

The board always plays fair

Every board is generated so it can be solved by reasoning alone. You should never have

to guess, and a Bust only ever reveals itself — one mistake never turns a solvable

board into a coin flip. If a board looks impossible, there is a deduction you have not

spotted yet.

Runs that do not stop

There is no win screen. Tickets keep coming and the target keeps multiplying, so a

build that stops growing gets left behind. Bosses arrive to change the rules for a

Ticket. Routes fork the run. Every run — win or lose — pays out Credits toward

permanent hand upgrades, Charms that change how the next run starts, and Stakes that

make it harder.

Features

• 100 Lucky Stickers, 35 Tokens and 25 board upgrades to build with
• Enhanced tiles — Foil, Holo, Glass, Gold, Locked, Twin and Rotten
• Endless runs with Bosses, branching Routes and difficulty Stakes
• Run seeds, and an autosave that picks up at the Ticket you left on
• Full controller support, built with handhelds in mind
• Original soundtrack
• Reduce motion, high contrast, and a frame cap for battery life