Minato
Rating: 4.38 from 5 (based on 13 votes. 👍 11 – users like it, 👎 2 – disliked, 💬 0 – comments posted)
Released: October 2025
Minato – Minesweeper Roguelike
Minato is a fresh twist on the classic minesweeper, blending strategic roguelike elements with challenging mechanics. Instead of solving one board at a time, players progress through increasingly difficult stages, unlocking artifacts and facing bosses that completely reshape how the game is played.
Introduction
Unlike traditional minesweeper, Minato adds depth through artifacts, consumables, and modifiers. Bosses bring dangerous twists like limited visibility, random numbers, time limits, or chain-reaction mines, forcing you to adapt your strategy each run. Every playthrough feels unique, combining classic logic puzzles with roguelike unpredictability.
Key Features
- Boss Modifiers – Double damage mines, extended blast areas, time limits, random numbers, and more.
- Artifacts – Special powers that can be charged and unleashed to turn the tide.
- Roguelike Progression – Advance through stages, find relics, and conquer increasingly difficult boards.
- Custom Rules – Toggle settings like whether exploded mines count for adjacent cells.
- Unique Replay Value – Every run is different thanks to procedural challenges and artifacts.
How to Play Minato
- LMB – Reveal cell / Chord
- RMB or F – Flag cell
- RMB + Move – Move the board
- Scroll Wheel – Zoom in/out
- Middle MB / Tab – Use artifact
FAQ
What is Minato?
Minato is a minesweeper roguelike game where each run adds new mechanics, bosses, and artifacts for a deeper challenge.
What makes Minato different from classic minesweeper?
Bosses, artifacts, modifiers, and roguelike progression add layers of strategy and unpredictability not found in the classic game.
Are there special items in Minato?
Yes, you can find artifacts that provide powerful abilities, but they must be recharged with consumables or relics.
Can I change the rules?
Yes, for example you can toggle whether exploded mines count for adjacent numbers in the settings.
Is Minato free to play?
Yes, Minato can be played for free in your browser, making it accessible to both casual and hardcore puzzle fans.
kittytoe
- 02-03-2021 14:29:07