Bonesweeper Prototype for Windows

Free puzzle game inspired By Minesweeper

Bonesweeper, a Windows puzzle game that's free to download, is a remake of the classic Minesweeper. It also has a horror twist and Paleontology. Cheeseness created the game to allow you access different dig sites and excavate animal bones. You can also build animal skeletons by digging using fossils found at the dig sites.

Bonesweeper, unlike Flux Caves, is a 2D puzzle game prototype. It has similar features to Minesweeper. Bonesweeper, however, has some additional features that make it fun to play, similar to Submachine Universe.

Cheeseness integrates education into its game by introducing children to a fun environment where they can learn about Paleontology. Paleontology refers to the study of extinct animals and prehistoric animals. You will need to gather bones and place them together in order to determine which animal you have found.

Bonesweeper can be played in single-player and multiplayer modes. You can also create multiple accounts to track the progress of different users. There are five generations to dig out and assemble the Mesozoic creature skulls. Once you have assembled the skeletons, you can use "showcase mode" to view them all and other miscellaneous fossils. You can control the game with either a mouse or keyboard, or a gamepad and a gamepad.

Bonesweeper supports partial text-to speech (TTS) when you launch the game for the first time. This can be done by following the launch argument, or through the Accessibility' settings menu. Bonesweeper doesn't fully support certain skeleton assemblies TTS uses on Windows. The custom keyboard UI can also be difficult to navigate when using TTS.

Bonesweeper, although it is a prototype, has some great features. You can practice the program and play around with it. Bonesweeper is easy to grasp and familiar. It's a twist on Minesweeper, with horror and an educational theme. Some levels can be difficult for younger players.