Minefield: Rupture

Minefield: Rupture is a logic-deduction and survival game built around reading a field of cells, reasoning about where mines are and deciding what to reveal. There is no avatar or movement; play happens through your decisions on the board. It combines deduction with roguelite runs in which you collect crystals, assemble a tactical inventory and try to survive increasingly tense challenges.

Changing fields

The board is a connected network of cells rather than a regular grid. Maps can use square, hexagonal, triangular or rhombus-shaped cells, each with its own neighborhood. Their irregular topology is generated differently, so matches do not repeat the same field.

Revealing a cell can trigger an anomaly or another event. These include disappearing data, jammed markers and things that move in the dark; some twists can also work in your favor. Events do not eliminate you immediately, but they can change the game.

Tools and resources

You collect crystals and buy tools from shops scattered across the map. These tools can reveal cells, protect you or rewrite the board’s rules. Inventory space is limited, so you must choose what to keep and when to spend your crystals.

Game modes

Challenge Mode offers highly difficult maps, each with its own rule, such as total blackout or ground that keeps shaking. Each challenge has its own victory. Custom Mode lets you set the map size, geometry and mine density.

Ranked Mode gives everyone the same fixed maps: a season consists of 10 challenges, with the layout held constant so results depend on each player’s deductions. Matches count toward global leaderboards for distance progressed, cells revealed and speed on each of the 10 maps.