A field survey beneath the castle

DungeonSweeper

Choose a class and turn a Minesweeper-style dungeon into an RPG journey of encounters, experience and equipment.

By Christian Nava

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Original Joywisp dungeon survey sheet with a tiled map, a class token, an equipment ledger and a dragon-shaped distant silhouette; not a game screenshot.
An original Joywisp dungeon survey illustration; not a game screenshot.
Available onHTML5
Price at source checkCheck the creator’s browser and Steam options
EditionCreator-hosted HTML5 game / separate Steam destination

Choose a role before exploring

Classes are part of the creator’s roguelike design. Read the selected class’s in-game explanation before making the first encounter your benchmark. A useful comparison is what the class changes about your next decision, rather than assuming that every run behaves like an ordinary bomb-clearing puzzle.

Think beyond clearing a safe board

The creator describes Minesweeper-style combat that earns experience and levels, leading toward dragon encounters. That adds an RPG journey to the puzzle genre. This guide does not infer a tile formula, damage calculation or flagging rule from the familiar name; use the native instructions for those details.

Use the merchant as a decision point

Between deeper dragon encounters, a merchant offers bonus items. Before choosing equipment, compare it with the problem your current run presents. Is the next choice about another encounter or about developing the class you picked? Item synergies, exact prices and a winning build have not been tested here.

Understand the scope and the creator’s credits

The official description lists five dungeons, a selection of starting classes, many items and achievements. It credits Christian Nava and GeorgeWang and identifies DragonSweeper as an inspiration. Its browser page and Steam destination are separate access choices. Saving, touchscreen gestures and later-dungeon completion remain unverified.

Creator notes & dates

Christian Nava’s official DungeonSweeper page is the source for availability, price and the described mechanics. Checked .

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First worldwide release
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The mechanics and listed controls come from the creator. Joywisp has not played this game, tested its saving or certified phone compatibility. The creator credits Christian Nava and GeorgeWang and discloses AI-generated/asset-pack artwork. Joywisp uses its own illustration. The illustration was drawn for Joywisp. No creator screenshots, game files or playable embeds are used here. External links and privacy.

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