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It wasn't bad~~~

Where is 5000~~ Let's just keep going like this~~

Feeling good

If you wait, the answer will come. Your record is 266 points!
I got 200 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

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STOVE156418375's record is 366 points!
I got 200 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

🦖Want to feed your baby dinosaur?
Take the challenge now!
👉 [Play on the Stove App]

I made a video review of Lost Ruins.

It was a game with gameplay that was hard to believe was an indie game.

You can check out a detailed review with text on the video at the link below!

https://page.onstove.com/quarter/kr/view/10748178?boardKey=134147

Towards the 2nd Honorary Ambition

If I had to sum up the game in one word,

' A puzzle game that combines Minesweeper and Nonogram drawing to create a unique play style '

You could say that.

The biggest appeal of this game is that it has both difficulty and fun, thanks to its upgraded gameplay compared to the existing Minesweeper game .

In line with the concept of an artist painting a picture, the concept is to add color rather than find landmines.

This is a method of solving multiple colors (mines) by finding existing mines.

To explain with an example, if there is a puzzle like the one above,

You can solve the classic Minesweeper puzzle by taking into account both the magenta number hints and the apricot number hints .

Then, it can be solved like this.

If you keep repeating these rules,

Gradually, the mine areas will be colored instead of mines,

In the end, you can feel a sense of accomplishment when you complete a painting.

The color ranges from a single color to up to four colors , and the puzzle sizes range from small to large , allowing for a variety of difficulty levels.

There are 8 types of stages depending on the number of each color, so there are about 100 stages in total, so the volume is also large.

Meanwhile, in addition to the story mode, there is also a classic mode where colors are randomly placed regardless of the picture.

There is a custom mode where you can load any image that meets any specifications and play it as a game.

There are also plenty of elements to keep you enjoying the game even after clearing the stage.

If there is one thing that is regrettable, it is that in the case of story mode, the goal is to complete one picture, so the colors (mines) of some stages are symmetrical.

Personally, I found it regrettable that there were parts that could be somewhat explained intuitively .

Of course, this could be a good thing for beginners as it could provide hints for solving the puzzle.

And I'm currently playing through the small stage of the story mode, clearing all the medium stage in one color, and clearing two colors.

I haven't seen any story progression or other animations other than the intro animation yet...

It would be nice to have some guidance on how long it takes to clear a specific stage .

Meanwhile , I am using dual monitors, and even though I set the game screen to the main monitor in the settings, the setting is reset when I turn the game off and on.

There is an inconvenience in that the game screen appears on the sub monitor and needs to be reset every time.

Personally, I'm a fan of puzzles like Sudoku and Minesweeper, so this game really suits my taste and I enjoy it.

This game is recommended for users who are tired of the existing Minesweeper, those who find the difficulty easy, or those who want to play in a different way .

Yes, I paid the principal

It turned out better than expected.

There was an event going on, so I bought it and played it.

The weekend is gone.

But I thought it was over after I caught the boss, but there was another twist...