Mines by Turbo Games - Mines Game Review

Players begin by choosing their bet value from between $0.10 and $100. Once the bet value is confirmed, players will choose how many bombs they wish to hide under the tiles on the grid. There can be anywhere from 2 - 24 bombs hidden.

Once the bet value and the number of bombs is locked in, players can place a bet on either manual or automatic mode. If the player reveals a blue gem, they may either cashout or risk picking another tile. For every blue gem revealed, the win multiplier increases.

If the player reveals a bomb, the round immediately ends with all winnings being removed.

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 95% and the maximum multiplier is 456,660x.

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Below are the key features of Mines:

Volatility: The amount of bombs hidden on the grid defines the volatility of the round. The more bombs that are hidden, the larger the multiplier will increase for each consecutive gem revealed.

Autoplay: Autoplay can be configured to automate anywhere from 1 - 9,999,999 rounds. You can also trigger any of 3 win / loss triggers. ‘When Winning’ you can either reset or increase the bet value by a specified %. ‘When Losing’ you can either reset or increase the bet value by a specified %. Lastly, you can stop on any win.

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[GAME_NAME] is a mobile friendly game, optimised for both iOS and Android devices.

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Although Mines is the first of its kind released by Turbo Games, it's certainly a strong game and has everything you would need to enjoy the Minesweepers style of game. Not to mention the absolutely massive max multiplier of 456,660x! It has clean minimalistic graphics and animations with an intuitive auto mode for those wanting a hands off experience. This shouldn't be overlooked if you are a fan of the genre. Play the game demo for free at the top of this page!

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