The aim of each stage of Let’s! Revolution! is to find the king who is hiding and chase him off, until eventually you catch the corrupt monarch and fight in the final stage. Enter Let’s! Revolution!, a combination of Minesweeper, tactics game and Roguelike that is bloody delightful. Now Minesweeper isn’t really as culturally relevant as it once was, but that doesn’t mean its mechanics aren’t worth applying to new titles. Installed on all the Windows PCs of our childhood, players were challenged to avoid all the mines on the grid by using numbers on certain squares that told you how many mines were nearby.
Puzzle games have been around for decades, but outside of Tetris I don’t think any are as well known as Minesweeper.
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