Unity - Completed - Lab Sweeper: Dorothy's Secret Research Records [v1.08] [MHR Lab]

Easy-mode RPG take on minesweeper. I'd only recommend trying it if you do not care or want for h-content and treat it as a casual sweeper game.

Minimal h-content/scenes, it's only a handful of sprites and still CGs with text. Tutorial is missing a bunch of basic info' (such as ability to store items) and descriptions are needlessly lengthy and look MTL'd. The numbers are sometimes wrong which is a critical issue for a minesweeper game (e.g. says 2 but there are actually 3 enemies hidden next to the "2" tile).

now, i played a lot of shit on here and let me tell you this one is an actual, fun, GAME experience
not much on the H side in terms of scenes
but a LOT of standing pictures

its engaging enough that it gets the "came for the boobs stayed for the gameplay" treatment

cheers to the developer

Feel like I've already reviewed one minesweeper on here before, but this more or less is a mix of mine sweeping and "rpg" combat
Gameplay: B+
H-Content: D

Each map is a 8x8 grid, there's 9 stages each with a varying amount of floors you need to clear. It's like normal minesweeper, cept instead of mines there's enemies or traps hidden there, you also can't open tiles that aren't next to ones you haven't explored normally. If you hit a mine and it won't be the end of the world generally, if it's an enemy depending on the type you might get a status infliction, if it's a trap you'll probably get hit with an lewd debuff. There's rpg elements, you get some passives for acing maps (some might requiring defeating starred enemies), you also get items that last for the stage on the map. So overall it's minesweeper with rpg elements, decent enough concept.

You've got your general set of lewd debuffs here, tattoos, restraints, hypnotism etc. As for the H-content, it's not great. There's a persistent portrait, that just gets general lewd toys added onto it. Then there's scenes which are more or less just stills that can progress with a fair bit of text.

But overall it's minesweeper with a twist. Stages are random as are enemy positions and item drops so there is some replayability, specially as you work your way to completing all the stages. There is also a new game+ which just be a extended stage lasting like 20 levels or something, no passive skills, is somewhat a challenge but by the end really felt like it was more an annoyance than anything.