Minesweeper Demo

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Release date

March 18, 2026

Publisher

Don Carrot

Minesweeper Demo is a VR version of the classic Minesweeper puzzle game played on the surface of a cube.

But watch your fingers. Every mistake triggers an explosion and costs you a try. With limited tries, every decision matters.

This is an early demo version. We're expanding it into a full game with more customisation options, new interactions, additional game modes, and deeper gameplay systems.

Subscribe for the full Minesweeper experience to be released in June.

Your feedback is incredibly valuable. If you enjoy the concept or have ideas for features, mechanics, or improvements, please leave a review and share your thoughts — your input will help shape the future full version of the game.

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4.45

5 ratings

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OrbitalBliss

July 5, 2026

5/5

Just about right

Everything about it is pretty well bang on... Get it, Bang... Oh never mind. So the only upgrads I'd like to see; Flag bombs with our thumbs. Put us in our loft if not on pass through. Tighten up the pinch and rotate... My wife has a hard time with it. But really I'm just trying to find things to be critical about, it's a really good version of minesweeper.

POWERGIRL.BE

May 21, 2026

5/5

A classic game in 3D

Minesweeper Demo takes the classic puzzle formula and places you inside a VR environment. Instead of simply clicking tiles on a flat screen, you physically interact with the board, making the experience feel more immersive and surprisingly tense. The demo keeps the core gameplay recognizable: uncover tiles, avoid hidden mines, and use logic to solve the board. Visually, the game is simple but clean, which works well for a puzzle-focused VR title. The controls are easy to understand, making it accessible even for players who are still new to VR gaming. The atmosphere is calm but can quickly become stressful once the board starts filling with dangerous guesses. Reaching out to reveal tiles gives a satisfying sense of involvement that traditional Minesweeper never had. The demo can be played infinity. You just reset the board. And 4 difficulty levels.

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