About the Game
In 1993, a teenage coder discovered Minesweeper on PC/Windows 3.11 — and since there was no equivalent for Amiga, he wrote his own in AMOS. Three decades later, the source code was rediscovered and, after some necessary fixes to make it run, Sapermania was released for the world to enjoy.
Don't expect a polished production — but do expect a charming slice of retro history and a fully functional Minesweeper experience on Amiga OCS. For a more complete Amiga Minesweeper experience, also check out the sequel: Master of Minefields.
Features
- Classic Minesweeper gameplay on a 32-colour OCS screen
- Works on PAL and NTSC Amiga systems
- Original AMOS source code from 1993 (restored)
Minimum Requirements
- Amiga with at least Kickstart 1.2
- 512 KB of Chip RAM
Controls
- Left mouse button — uncover area
- Right mouse button — set / remove flag
- Click the face area — restart the game
- ESC — quit
Background
The source code found was not complete, so some additional code was needed to make the game functional. However, the core game logic has not been changed — this is as authentic as it gets: a Minesweeper clone coded by a teenager in 1993.
Sapermania © Marcin Rygulski. All rights reserved. Downloads may not be redistributed without prior explicit permission.
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