Software Listing: Minefields

	Manic Minefields (for Windows) | License: Shareware |
	Manic Minefields is really 12 pumped up minesweeping games in one, as it features 12 uniquely designed minefields with beautiful graphics and crisp sound effects, to choose from. Some of the minefields have special rules (i.e. obstacles), and some have different ways of displaying the numbers (i.e. dice, Roman numerals, foot prints etc.). Other features include a marathon mode, 4 sizes, a hint/help function and import/export best times.. Publisher: Norbyte| Date: 27-03-2003 | Size: 2111 KB
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	Space Xonix | License: Shareware |
	Space Xonix is a modern remake of the famous Xonix game. The objective is to cut off as much spare field as possible. But now you fly a spaceship among giant bouncing mines! Take care and have fun!. Publisher: XDGames| Date: 01-05-2002 | Size: 2360 KB
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	Space Taxi 2 | License: Demo |
	Everyone's favorite yellow cab is back. You might remember the original Space Taxi, which was a popular Commodore 64 title in 1984 when it was first released. This is the first official sequel. It was created by Twilight Games with the help of the original author John F. Kutcher. Space Taxi is a retro style arcade game where you pilot your space cab around increasingly difficult levels picking up and delivering a variety of characters including businessmen, aliens, and robots. At first it's a simple pickup and delivery, but as the game progresses you'll have to navigate obstacles like space cannons, monsters, minefields, black holes, and bad weather. Publisher: Twilight Games| Date: 15-05-2004 | Size: 9262 KB
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	Dangerous activity 3D | License: Shareware |
	Dangerous Activity 3D is a new head-scratching puzzle. If you are a fan of Microsoft's Minesweeper, then its idea and rules should be familiar to you. The game challenges you to hone your combat engineering skills on numerous missions unfolding on the minefield which is split into sectors. Using your mouse, you must locate all mines without actually uncovering them. The number of an uncovered sector tells you how many mines are in the eight sectors that surround the numbered one. Think carefully because if you click on the wrong sector, then its mine blows up and you have to start the game all over again. Publisher: Viewizard| Date: 23-06-2005 | Size: 6957 KB
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