Canary: Minesweeper Roguelite

Canary is Minesweeper built as a roguelite. The logic puzzle you already know, with a scoring engine that compounds, relics that rewrite the rules, and two fixes for the things that always made Minesweeper unfair. THE DESCENT Nine fields stand between you and daylight, each with a score target higher than the last. Beat the target and you go deeper. Miss it and the run is over. Every third field is a boss with a rule of its own: numbers hidden until something beside them is open, flags rationed to a handful, a mult that starts at half. YOUR FIRST TAP IS ALWAYS SAFE The mines are laid after you tap, never within one square of it. Your opening move always opens a cascade. No coin-flip first click, ever. A WRONG GUESS COSTS NERVE, NOT THE RUN Minesweeper's oldest flaw is the forced fifty-fifty late in a board — the moment where reading the numbers can't save you and a coin decides whether…