4D Minesweeper: It's Real And Will Destroy You.

4D Minesweeper - also known as 5D Minesweeper with an unused spatial dimension. This game delivers what it promises, and the difficulty is about what you'd expect.

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[iamanoob]

I love how this game is tagged as physcological horror

[DaMooster]

Cant wait for 5D minesweeper with time travel and alternate universes!

[albertantal]

Tyler explaining this to his viewers

All of us: sense."

[OfLastingThunder]

I like to think of myself as incredibly perceptive and intelligent. I've spent my entire life studying a wide array of subjects, puzzle solving and critical thinking challenges. The only move I understood throughout the entire video was the very first one where the mine ended the game.

[mikaeo]

"Today I'm trying out a simple game..." Had us in the first half ngl

[Masivigny]

You are definitely a mathematician/math major, the way you casually said: "You just have to accept all the top-left corners are adjacent, it's a great way to cheat, but it is still an actual one-to-one mapping" reminded me of my professors.

[frimi]

This sounds like the most Tyler game I’ve seen. I am both terrified and excited

[austinish]

It took about five seconds after he started playing for me to irreversibly lose the logic. Probably gonna check it out myself

[nyancart]

He added a drawing system. This would be impossible to follow without that oh my god.

[btdubsy]

i’m tempted to make a minesweeper game so hard that it would be considered impossible, only for tyler to come along and solve it in a 15 min video

[pokemonmaster]

18:33 Tyler actually got lucky here. It was possible that the white mine was in the top right box, and there were actually three mines in the bottom right. That would’ve been heartbreaking

[Bluemangrup]

I do love that the numbers show mines remaining, and not mines total. It helps remove one step of tracking and allows you to focus on the puzzle

[btf_flotsam]

I love how there's almost a genre of puzzle games that take the standard puzzle/board games, put moderately confusing geometric concepts on them and just leave it as is. (One of these days, we will have the hyperbolic minesweeper/chess game that Tyler could make a whole series from, and we will watch as he enjoys his mind melting on the keyboard)

[cineblazer]

That adjacency highlighting is absolutely essential. I feel like the difficulty of the game would scale hugely without it, to the point that I don't think it would even be a fun challenge. Very tasteful assist added by the dev, kudos to them.

[mauvemus]

'What the fuck i don't understand this' is my reaction after tyler gave his reasoning for his first mine clear

[Scuuurbs]

This looks awesome! Took me a hot minute before I was able to keep up but highlighting adjacent cells is super helpful.

The fact that the game dynamically changes the numbers as you solve, but doesn’t have an in-game notation system, is kinda funny.

[ChlorieHCl]

17:43 That mine could also be in one of the orange dot. It didn't cost you the game (since you discovered that there must be one mined in that white line section) but it really was scary seeing that logic error.

[mix_musicinx]

1:54 - Achievement unlocked: "Lose a Game on your First Dig"

[MOOBBreezy]

Even though you kinda explained it at the beginning, it still took my a while to figure out the rules. Half way through, I finally realized that the blue highlight meant that was all the adjacent squares which made following this much more easier.

[anitagofradump]

I love Tyler's ability to bring basic logic into these crazy puzzles. I would have not been able to come up with half the strategies myself but when he explains them they all are so intuitive