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oorio Mines

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A logic-first Minesweeper where mistakes become Decision Reviews, revealing the clues and reasoning you could have used.
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Status
RELEASED
Launch
Q32026
Visuals
Minimalist
Platforms
iOS
Mobile
Price
FreeADS · IN APP PURCHASE · SUBSCRIPTION
Players
SingleSolo
Rating
3+Age rating

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Game Description

Guided mode uses carefully designed openings and puzzles that aim to reduce forced guessing and keep deduction at the center of play. For players who prefer the traditional experience, Classic mode starts with a closed board and preserves the uncertainty of classic Minesweeper. What makes oorio Mines different is Decision Review. When a move goes wrong, the game can reconstruct the board state from immediately before that decision and examine the clues that were visible at the time. Instead of simply showing a game-over screen, the review helps you see what could — and could not — have been logically determined from the available evidence. Thousands of handcrafted puzzles are organized across seven worlds and six progression stages: Observer, Explorer, Analyst, Strategist, Master, and Grandmaster. oorio Mines is the first released game in the oorio series, an independent project from South Korea exploring how familiar games can evolve beyond win or loss into experiences where players can review and better understand their decisions. Available on iOS and Android.

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SingleplayerCasualOfflineIndie

AI Disclosure

AI-assisted tools were used during development for coding support, debugging, testing, localization, writing, and the preparation of some visual and marketing assets. Core game design, product decisions, puzzle systems, gameplay rules, progression, review mechanics, integration, validation, and final creative decisions were directed and reviewed by the developer. AI was used as a development tool rather than as autonomous in-game generated content.


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