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Netflix Games' newest addition is a fresh take on the timeless classic, Minesweeper. Originally a Microsoft PC staple from the 90s (with an even older design), this version boasts enhanced graphics and a globe-trotting world tour mode.
Unlike some of Netflix Games' more complex indie titles and show tie-ins, this is a surprisingly simple—though deceptively challenging—puzzle. Many will be familiar with Minesweeper from other devices. In the Netflix iteration, players navigate a world map, uncovering mines and unlocking new locations.
The core gameplay remains true to the original: a grid filled with hidden mines. Clicking a square reveals a number indicating adjacent mines. Players strategically flag suspected mine locations, methodically clearing the board until all mines are either flagged or avoided.
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Despite its seemingly simple premise, Minesweeper retains its classic appeal. Even those more accustomed to casual games like Fruit Ninja and Candy Crush will find its addictive puzzle mechanics engaging. A quick playthrough served as a nostalgic reminder of its enduring charm.
While it may not be a game-changer that justifies a Netflix premium subscription alone, Minesweeper adds another layer of value for existing subscribers who appreciate classic logic puzzles.
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