Minesweeper

You don’t know any programming experience to set up a new game. All you have to do is indicate the number of mines and select the size of the grid. Depending on these two settings, the application specifies the difficulty level, so you can adjust the settings according to your needs.

Upload branded icons to use as Minesweeper mines and flags and therefore reinforce branding. Choose the grid color and personalize the game screens with your logo and colors of your corporate image.

You can set a maximum time that players have to solve the Minesweeper, anywhere from 30 to 300 seconds. This setting decreases or increases the game difficulty.

The points are displayed on the game screen, along with the number of hidden mines. There are also two pop-up screens that the player can open in case of doubts; one with game instructions, and the other with Minesweeper controls.

Customize the registration form to collect the contact details of all participants. You can export all the data to a CSV/Excel sheet, through Zapier, API or Webhooks.

Each participant gets a score based on two parameters: points for each opened square and points for the remaining time. The points are added up to give a final score, which is then shown in the final ranking of all players. If the user opens a square that contains a mine they lose, which means that no points will be added for the remaining time. Publishing the game ranking can increase competitiveness but is optional.

There are different ways to choose the winner; choose the ranking to identify the player with the highest score and give them a prize. You can also create a random prize draw among all registered participants, or only those that obtained a previously indicated minimum number of points.

Each game move comes accompanied by sound effects, which make the experience more real. Upon completing the game the user hears a round of applause, and in a case of failing the game, they hear a fail sound effect.