Minesweeper Game Database

Minefield (1986)



Overview
Minefield was written for the Commodore C16 and Plus/4 in 1986 by G. Vance.

Use your joystick (in port two) to manoeuvre your treasure hunter towards the ingots. Avoid the mines, the perimeter fence and the grids. When you've collected all the ingots, exit to the next screen by means of one of the grids.

You use your joystick to collect treasure. Once you start moving you cannot stop. Completing a level starts the next level with 5 more mines and 1 less exit.


Platforms
  • 1986 - Commodore C16 & PLUS/4

Companies
No companies have been added for this game.

People
  • G. Vance


Game Lineage
Direct parent is currently unknown.

Game Attributes

The following attributes can be used to map the evolution of Minesweeper. Blue cells are confirmed attributes for official versions of Minefield. Yellow cells are unknown.

Mined-Out (1983)
Minefield Variants
Minefield (1979)
Mines (1987)
Minesweeper (1990)
Minesweeper Variants


[ ALL ] [ Commodore C16 & PLUS/4 ]

Releases
ID 230
[Machine] Commodore C16 & PLUS/4
Published no later than 1986-07-31. Code was published in the July 1986 issue of Commodore User.


PDF (BASIC)
Code
English
Commodore User listing.
ZIP (PRG)
Code
English
Program file.


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Images
ID 230
[Machine] Commodore C16 & PLUS/4
Published no later than 1986-07-31. Code was published in the July 1986 issue of Commodore User.


Instructions
Instructions
Lost game with foot (Level 1)
Lost game with foot (Level 1)
New game (Level 1)
New game (Level 1)
Screenshot in Commodore User Magazine
Screenshot in Commodore User Magazine


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Credits
ID 230
[Machine] Commodore C16 & PLUS/4
Published no later than 1986-07-31.


G. Vance
source: Commodore User
as "G. Vance"
"by"


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Collect

Commodore User Magazine (Issue 34, July 1986) || Collect ID 153 || Edition ID 248 || 1986

Cover (front)
Cover (front)
Listing
Listing


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Promos

No advertisements have been added for this game.



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Trivia
  • The foot that crushes you after losing a game was inspired by Monty Python.


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