Luminesweeper (Homebrew) box art
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Luminesweeper (Homebrew)

2005 · Damian Yerrick · Logic Puzzle

About

Luminesweeper (“luminous sweeper”) is a mix of Lumines and Minesweeper, with multiple skins and a compiler to create your own. It features two modes: Game Left (Lumines-style): Drop 4-block pieces into a 16×10 well, forming 2×2 squares of the same color. A sweeper crosses every 3–6s (to the song's tempo) erasing completed squares. Points are earned by dropping pieces faster, clearing squares (40+ pts), and bonuses for a monochrome or empty board (1,000 / 10,000 pts). Game ends if the well fills. Game Right (Minesweeper-style): Playfields range from 8×8 to 30×16, hiding explosives. Clicking reveals nearby bomb counts; flags mark suspected bombs. A vertical sweeper gradually uncovers safe spaces. Clicking an unswept bomb ends the game.

Gallery

Luminesweeper (Homebrew) — Title screen
Title screen
Luminesweeper (Homebrew) — Screenshot
Screenshot

Details

Developer
Damian Yerrick
Genre
Logic Puzzle
Release Date
January 1, 2005
System
GBA

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