Gem Rush
This is the digital version of the best selling board game…Gem Rush.
I highly recommend this game for all ages as not only a challenging enough casual game, but one with enough complexity to make it incredibly fun and enjoyable. You can pick it up and leave it anytime, and resume whenever you like. It is multiplayer, and you can play up to 7 players, of which all can be yourself or you can assign bots with 4 differing strength levels. This game has much grown on me, become my weekly gameplay. I admire the “Labor of Love” in the sense that the developer continues to update, polish and refine the overall game as years pass. I would give it a try, as it is well worth $10. 😊
– Real player with 79.7 hrs in game
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Good Game
This is a board game that has made a faithful reiplementation into a digital form. As a board game, I’m going to say it is not something for people who don’t particuarlly like board games. This game avoids many of the fiddily bigts of setup and tear down and rules checking
– Real player with 11.0 hrs in game
Battle Mine Sweeper
An excellent twist on Minesweeper. Just as challenging though, if not more so.
– Real player with 15.9 hrs in game
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First look….
Thank you CAE78SOFT for the invitation to review Battle Mine Sweeper!
After our first hour of play, we have to say that this spin on an old time favorite time killer game, has really been done well.
To play minesweeper, old time favorite and battle at the same time with weapons, traps, adds a whole new level of those who thing they have mastered basic minesweeper.
The leveling, replay ability, various game types, and overall variation are fantastic!
All in all we give this game an 8/10 for originality, implementation, coding, layout, design and creativity.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Delve Deeper
Delve Deeper is a game which on the surface seems cute and innocent. However, below the exterior is a game which is deceptively difficult and unendingly fun.
Is the ultimate goal is to make more money for your king than the other team. You will need to excavate tunnels in order to get at the wealth which is hidden from view. Where will you dig your tunnels, and what strategy will you use when placing them in order to find the greatest amount of wealth?
There are all manner of nasty things down there which are just waiting to be released so that they can attack your Miners. Usually they guard large amounts of wealth or the entryways two areas which you need in order to be able to, of course, delve deeper which is where the best of the loot is to be found. The questions here are, do you risk the attack, and if you do, how many of your Miners will you commit to the battle? Your Miners can’t be killed, but they can get beat up so badly that they will miss the next turn. That can end up in the cycle where your miner is being killed every turn and therefore cannot mine or escape on tell a group of his compatriots com to his rescue and defeat the monster. In this instance your Miners are spending their time rescuing, and not mining, whilst your competitor is merrily running up the score in his favour.
– Real player with 243.8 hrs in game
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Delve Deeper is a game where you are a team of dwarves and square off against another team of dwarven diggers racing for loot for glory with the dwarf king.
A couple other reviewers have called it a “Board game” and that’s a good way to look at it. It’s not Monopoly, or Ticket to Ride, but it is a board game in many ways. The problem is… it’s not a very good one.
Much of the game is the dwarves running to different veins to dig up gold and gems. Then run those gems back to the start point to “Score” them. There’s monsters that attack, and there’s three types of Dwarves, a fighter With good inventory, great attack, and slow speed, a Miner with great inventory, good speed, and average fighting, and a Scout with great speed, weak fighting, and weak inventory.
– Real player with 24.6 hrs in game