Minesweeper becomes “Triple-A” browser game that mocks modern gaming

A developer has transformed the classic Windows game Minesweeper into a free browser game that pokes fun at modern gaming's trend of hand-holding players. Created by Mike Lacher, Triple-A Minesweeper takes the iconic puzzle game and fills it with unnecessary features, including chatty characters, objective markers, and a health system that makes losing considerably harder, if not impossible. Triple-A Minesweeper makes fun of modern gaming Rather than simply clicking squares and avoiding mines, players are treated to a dramatic introduction and a constant stream of instructions explaining what they should be doing.