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Let's! Revolution!
Developer BUCK Games, Antfood
Let’s! Revolution! is a colorful roguelite puzzle mashup about stopping a narcissistic King from ruining your world. Flip tiles to uncover the hidden path to the King. Use deductive reasoning to avoid his cronies or take them all down in strategic turn-based combat. From the Steam store page
220 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy) · newest Nov 3, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
92
LovedLoved
177 positive · 15 negative
95% range 88–95%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 177 | 15 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 10 | 0 | 12 |
| Mastodon * | 1 | 0 | 4 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 1 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
283 of 301 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
92% recommend · 177 yes, 15 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 192 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (372 of 403 positive).
Players praise the unique Minesweeper-inspired puzzle roguelike gameplay and charming art style. [1][2][3] Many note the game has limited content, with runs feeling repetitive after several hours. [4][5][6] Some reviewers find the game too reliant on luck and lacking in information for logical play. [7][8]
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Representative posts
- [7]
As a game touted as a logic game, it severely lacks in information-gathering systems. The 'Minesweeper' tile idea is neat but falls short when that is the only bit of puzzle to carry the entire game. There is way too much guessing. You can have mapped out the entire road and still not have enough info to make informed decisions. This results in most runs ending solely due to chance and not poor puzzle or decision …
- [1]
As you can see, I love this game way too much. The graphics, game design, and music/sound are excellent. I'm always finding new ways to play the game. This Minesweeper-like is literally the bomb.
- [2]
Let's! Revolution! is an awesome roguelike with a Minesweeper-themed puzzle mechanic. I appreciated it for its short run lengths (usually 15-30 min for a full run), a cast of 6 characters/classes whose varied game mechanics make each one play quite differently, and a well-designed difficulty & "ascension" system (besides Easy and Normal difficulty, there are five NG+ levels of increasing difficulty). Art style and …
- [3]
A charming, highly-polished game that's a must-play for puzzle and roguelike fans. If the whimsical art and sound alone don't win you over, the extremely unique, genuinely innovative "Minesweeper+" gameplay will. This is one of those games that makes you feel clever when you carve out a solution to a tough bind, be it through a well-executed strategy or sheer luck. And, honestly, describing the gameplay as …
- [4]
Has a lovely artstyle and animations, but I'm about two hours in and I feel like I've seen 75% of the content already. I would recommend this as a fun thing to play with for a bit, but not as a game to seep several hours into.
Summarised from 34 of the 222 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 13, 2026. How summaries are made
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Players who liked Let's! Revolution! talk about unique and innovative Minesweeper-like puzzle mechanics; those who didn't talk about limited content and becomes repetitive after a few hours. Which matters more to you?
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60 of 220 · most liked firstAs a game touted as a logic game, it severely lacks in information-gathering systems. The 'Minesweeper' tile idea is neat but falls short when that is the only bit of puzzle to carry the entire game. There is way too much guessing. You can have mapped out the entire road and still not have enough info to make informed decisions. This results in most runs ending solely due to chance and not poor puzzle or decision making. Not to mention, runs can live or die on getting the right upgrade rooms…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →All achievements unlocked, NG MAX beaten multiple times using different characters, all within 16 hours. Still haven't beaten the highest difficulty with the weakest character, but the game is already boring to me, and I don't want to try anymore. Game is not that bad, which deserves a negative review. It started amazing, ended meh. The longer I play, the more I feel it's like an early access rather than a full release. Normally I wouldn't bother to write reviews for meh games like this. But…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As you can see, I love this game way too much. The graphics, game design, and music/sound are excellent. I'm always finding new ways to play the game. This Minesweeper-like is literally the bomb.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I actually love this idea! I think there's so much potential here and it would make for a very fun game, but the game design and balance are just bad at the moment. Here are some weird and annoying things I've encountered that just don't work well: - Stamina persists between levels for some reason - forcing unavoidable gambling situations - Stamina only recovers in batches.. - Roads have no clues - Bows have ammo - Attacks are too expensive and take too long to recharge - forcing you to risk…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →it's great looking but i think it's really overpriced -- would guess that's a big reason it didn't take off more
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Let's Revolution is a puzzle roguelike with a big Minesweeper energy. There's a great diversity to the playable characters, and runs are short enough that you want to keep jumping back in for another go. At higher levels of play I found the game to be a touch too RNG dependent, though by that point, you're very aware of what you need to succeed early on so you never really waste much time. You're never punished for restarting and rarely feel cheated. I played entirely on the Steam Deck, and it…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Don't go in with the wrong expectations: this is a 10-hour roguelike, not a 1000-hour roguelike. You get in, you wrap your brain around its clever mechanics, you enjoy its beautiful, intentional sights and sounds, and you get out. Check it out if you like logic puzzles and tactical combat.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Has a lovely artstyle and animations, but I'm about two hours in and I feel like I've seen 75% of the content already. I would recommend this as a fun thing to play with for a bit, but not as a game to seep several hours into.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →game is okay but the character design doc appears to have been "corporate memphis + child molester mustaches". it is not fun to look at.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →www.tiny-gaming.net/posts/let-s-... - LET'S! REVOLUTION! is a strange thing; A simple game in its core, yet delightfully fun to engage with as each character plays vastly different to another. People who asked where's Minesweeper 2, ask no more - here it is, and it's quite fun! #indiegames
positive · AI labelView post →Let's! Revolution! is an awesome roguelike with a Minesweeper-themed puzzle mechanic. I appreciated it for its short run lengths (usually 15-30 min for a full run), a cast of 6 characters/classes whose varied game mechanics make each one play quite differently, and a well-designed difficulty & "ascension" system (besides Easy and Normal difficulty, there are five NG+ levels of increasing difficulty). Art style and aesthetics are enjoyable and unique. Hooray for such an upbeat, rather than…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The studio behind Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Love Death & Robots and Let's Revolution has launched a game dev branch - BUCK Games. If their animation skills translate to gaming, we’re in for something visually insane.
neutral · AI labelView post →My score: 9 / 10 1. Originality: 10/10 - it's original, catch the king :) 2. Theme: 10/10 - theme is 100% unique 3. Mechanic: 10/10 - easy to understand, fun to play, different character powers 4. Graphics: 10/10 - cartoonish graphics, loving it 5. Soundtrack: 10/10 - it's melted with graphics and animation, bring me smile every time 6. Difficulty: 10/10 - definitely not difficult 7. Price: 6/10 - price is maybe little bit high, it's about ~20+ hours of gameplay I would definitely recommend…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Roguelite with Minesweeper-inspired gameplay. Don't be put off by the simple first run, it gets quite tricky with alternate characters and NG+ modes. Runs take under an hour, which I really appreciate in this genre. The art is unique and charming and I haven't seen a single bug.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →7,5/10 A nice little game, though rather short. It’s a mix of minesweeper and roguelike. Without going into too much detail, the formula is as follows: the numbered tiles indicate nearby roads (like in minesweeper). To reveal the tiles, you have a hero to move around, the goal being to find the king hidden on one of the road tiles. There are also enemies, also found exclusively on the roads, that can attack once their tile is uncovered. Naturally, your hero has access to various attack…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Let's! Revolution! is a fun puzzle roguelite with a lot of charm. I really dig the art style. I also appreciate that each run only takes about 15 minutes, making it a great game for quick play sessions. The minesweeper-inspired gameplay loop is novel at first, and each unlocked character adds a new spin, but after a few runs, Let's! Revolution! does get a bit old.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A lovely puzzle rogue-like (bit of an odd combination, but very well-executed) that's distantly reminiscent of Minesweeper, only with very original gameplay and a focus on RPG mechanics. There isn't a lot of content, nor is the highest difficulty particularly hard, but what is there is all refined and coherent, and the game's clever concept makes the thinking process its own reward, without a need for more challenge, or builds, or anything. At least, as far as I'm concerned. The game also…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Overall score: 7.5/10 Summarised review: A modern twist on Minesweeper with a lovely artstyle, Let's! Revolution! is a solid, enjoyable game. The 6 classes and array of gear ensure most runs feel different from the next and the ramping difficulty means you're always on your toes. Improvements I would suggest: better balance between classes, more enemies, more game modes...basically just a bit more overall. That said, it's still worth the money and is one of the better games I've played this…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a minesweeper roguelite, what else is there to say? Oh wait, here's what else there is to say: - Fast paced and very replayable - Unique and cartoony Baroque/Rococo artstyle - Classes that are so insanely different that each feels like an entirely different game - Writing, voice acting, and animations that all serve to lend an overflowing sense of charm Game's really friggin good. Buy it and love it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A charming, highly-polished game that's a must-play for puzzle and roguelike fans. If the whimsical art and sound alone don't win you over, the extremely unique, genuinely innovative "Minesweeper+" gameplay will. This is one of those games that makes you feel clever when you carve out a solution to a tough bind, be it through a well-executed strategy or sheer luck. And, honestly, describing the gameplay as Minesweeper is reductive: while Minesweeper is definitely part of the game's DNA,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →100% achievements over 26 hours. I've only been playing this game for a month -- and I'm hooked. I'm a little sad I have no more unlocks of achievements to get, only working my way up on Assassin and Hunter. I've completed the game on max difficulty with Trooper, Charger, Oracle, and Witch, and I couldn't heap more praise onto it! Stunning visuals, a lighthearted and silly tone, and killer character designs make this game a must-have for me. The part that really makes this game is the core…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you like minesweeper and turn-based combat, you love this game! There are 3 basic classes with vastly different playstyles (almost opposite) and 3 more that are shockingly difficult. At least one will feel fun to you and they don't really force you to play all of them if you have a strong preference. The one downside: You know that moment in minesweeper where there's absolutely nothing you can do to figure which is a mine and which is safe? You'll see that more often here. Thankfully the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Appleseed's Indie Game Of The Day! (once again forgot yesterday) Day 368) Let's! Revolution! by BUCK Games, Antfood A roguelite puzzle game where you move through tiles to take down a corrupt king. The tile flipping mechanic is fun but adds a layer of strategy to the game.
positive · AI labelView post →The gameplay hooks here don't appeal to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A *soft* recommendation. The visual style is hugely vibrant and fun, with smooth, cartoony animations which look great. It has an anarchic energy to it which I really appreciated, but it doesn’t stray into being gratingly wacky. The basic gameplay concept, of using deductive reasoning (primarily à la minesweeper) to map out safe squares and likely locations for enemies can provide some very satisfying gameplay. For several hours, it kept me highly entertained. I was also genuinely impressed…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →4/10 small amount of thought but its mostly luck and chance - 20$ price tag - short
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A fun Minesweeper Dungeon Crawler hybrid. I would say it's kind of the same genre as Desktop Dungeons. Of the two I liked Desktop Dungeons better (more variety plus puzzle mode) but I'm happy to have played both. The "endgame" is a bit of a letdown - I did one class to max difficulty, and four of the other classes on normal, and it still hadn't unlocked the sixth class, which felt a bit weird. I had to do a couple more runs toward arbitrary achievement goals in order to unlock the last…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Let’s! Revolution! is an inventive and stylish fusion of puzzle mechanics and roguelite structure developed by BUCK, with music and sound design by Antfood, and published in collaboration with Hawthorn Games. At its core, the game is a love letter to deduction-based gameplay, pulling heavy inspiration from classics like Minesweeper, but reimagined through the lens of a vibrant fantasy world, complete with unique characters, tactical combat elements, and a quirky narrative setup. Rather than…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For too long, the people have suffered under the heel of the heinous and decadent King Beebom. For too long, we have seen our fields crushed beneath the treads of his vile bubbletanks, heard our voices drowned out by the ceaseless propaganda of his mechanized megaphones. For too long have we wavered, but today it is time we fight back. Our numbers are few, and our resources meager, but we have a weapon on our side more powerful than any musket. A tool far grander than any of his technological…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really creative strategy game, different characters are very distinct and each fun to learn
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game no. 14 of #IndieThursdayRecap2023 is #LetsRevolution by BUCK and Antfood Get it on sale from authorized retailers (the sale is ending soon!) https://isthereanydeal.com/game/letsrevolution/info/ #IndieDevs #gamedev #indiegame
neutral · AI labelView post →The art attracted me to this game, but the addictive gameplay really sealed my love for it. Like other great roguelikes, it really shines by introducing other characters whose unique mechanics make you look at the same puzzles in wildly different ways. The minesweeper/style puzzle combat was way more fun than I expected. It's more forgiving than the most challenging roguelikes, but the higher difficulties do pose a challenge, and you'll likely find you vibe with some characters more than…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Let's! Revolution! is the Oregon Trail of Minesweeper-likes.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hmm, I feel a bit like a cry baby writing this review, but... what the heck is up with the difficulty? The first levels are trivial and then they get super hard. The enemies can snowball out of control very fast. I feel like I'm being kicked in the shins repeatedly by a 5th grader. Great art though, for sure. :/
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My main issue with this game is I just wanted more of it. It would have been nice if half the characters weren't color swaps, because their move sets were genuinely unique and fun. After completing the initial run of each character and even doing some NG+ runs, I was just kind of hoping things would escalate more and get bigger at a quicker rate, rather than just getting slightly harder. But the mechanics they've built are rock-solid. Combining Minesweeper with games like Into the Breach was…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Manages to bring new ideas to both the Minesweeper-like and roguelike genres, in spite of a crowded field. I'm impressed how a simple rule set can lead to such variety of strategy based on which class and upgrades I have. Some classes are combat focused, some are stealth and logic focused, and some are a combination, and the game changes completely based on which one. All this with a beautiful psychedelic art style. After 9 hours I've unlocked all classes and feel like I've seen everything…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fun and creative. ~10 hours to 100% Achievements are small fun challenges. Interesting variety with different characters. Only downside: First unlocked character feels like the worst and least fun.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The soundtrack to @play-buck-games.bsky.social's roguelite puzzle game Let's! Revolution! is now available to order on vinyl from J-SQRD: blipblop.net/lets-revolut...
neutral · AI labelView post →I'm a sucker for games that are "Minesweeper, but more." That said, this game is fantastic. The music, art and animation are extremely satisfying, and on top of that, the gameplay mechanics are very satisfying once they click. I really enjoyed figuring out how the six character classes interact with the basic rules of the game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Play if you enjoyed minesweeper. Great soundtrack,.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cool vibes all around! I love the artstyle for its vibrant colours and thin contours, the music for its chillness, and the gameplay for a unique take on minesweeper with paths and various ways to deal with enemies
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[Game Bundle] Indie Likes and Lites. $5: | Game Name | Steam Link | |---------------------------------|-------------| | The Ouroboros King | https://store.steampowered.com/app/2096510/The_Ouroboros_King | | Rack and Slay | https://store.steampowered.com/app/2311990/Rack_and_Slay | | Luck Be A Landlord | https://store.steampowered.com/app/1404850/Luck_be_a_Landlord | | Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos…
neutral · AI labelView post →Shadow is a FREAK 💅 10/10 no notes
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While you could call it a "Minesweeper Variant", that just doesn't cut it. It's a well crafted rogue-like with a variety of playstyles, lots of different abilities and items, a great cast of characters, and outstanding music and sound design. The one thing I could complain about is that for some characters, it feels like there is a "winning" strategy, a state where if you can get to it you can just win. But, naturally, due to the nature of rogue-likes that isn't always guaranteed, so you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Let's Revolution!, developed by BUCK & Antfood, offers a fresh take on the classic Minesweeper game, challenging players to navigate a world filled with dangerous traps and limited resources. Drawing inspiration from puzzle games like Picross, Let's Revolution! introduces innovative mechanics to create an enjoyable puzzle-solving experience. The game's main mechanics revolve around navigating an 8x8 grid of islands, each representing a classic Minesweeper puzzle. Players must safely traverse…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unique and fun minesweeper thing. The price is a bit high, but it's a great time and provides a good amount of replayability.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Another well designed game that knows exactly what it is. A little minesweeper, a great combination of strategy and RNG. Aesthetics are on point. Replay-ability. Well done.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Well, gameplay is easy and fun, even though its sometimes counter-intuitive. This one deserves more love and recognition.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →🔴 GOING LIVE Today we're checking out "Let's! Revolution!", a Minesweeper-inspired roguelite puzzle mashup. Thanks to Stride PR for the game key -a PAX East 2024 connection. 👑 www.twitch.tv/fierceaxolotl
neutral · AI labelView post →AD | Tomorrow, Wednesday, April 17th join me as we play Let's! Revolution! a Minesweeper-inspired roguelite puzzle mashup about stopping a comically narcissistic King from exploiting the land. This was originally released just for PC but recently released for consoles.
neutral · AI labelView post →the aesthetic is amazing and it isn't close to the best part of this wonderful minesweeper update.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Do you like Minesweeper? Who doesn't? Also, do you care about animation, good characters, and fun mechanics? If so, give this a try, it's one of the best.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Minesweeper meets turn based combat. I really enjoy it. There are several different starting sets that push you toward different play styles, like brute forcing your way through enemies or trying to pass without hitting too many squares. You do have to unlock them but they unlocked at a good pace to me. The background music is quite nice. The character art is also quite cool at times, my favourites being the king himself and the king cart, especially his little side picture in the bubbles.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bing bang boom! The revolution will be turn based.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Let's Revolution has been compared to Minefield, but that is a minor part of what is a clever, fascinating and thrilling tactical - and sometimes strategic - battle across a fantastical world. Each move you make is something to ponder - the probability of an enemy in ambush, the cost of attempting an attack, the risk of a surprising new enemy with an unknown ability. Managing resources also comes into play, and every character plays strikingly differently than the others. With powers to collect…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was unsure about getting it at first because of the price tag but I'm totally happy with my purchase now :) I'm excited to have a new roguelike to binge. Lovely cartoony aesthetic - simple in a pleasant way GREAT sound design - not something I'd usually comment on but this game had lots of little sound effects that made by brain happy Super simple game rules but gets challenging quickly. Has a Minesweeper-type logic element that is addicting 6 characters you can choose from which all…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Have you ever wondered if you are actually smart? This game will give you the answer and it will be a clear "No.". I have overcome my inability to think for longer than a few seconds and now i can actually get some progress done. The game is amazing, the art, the sound and the whole idea just works out perfectly. Every class i have tried playes completely different. This game is worth every penny.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The road mechanic is really clever: dead ends always have loot, enemies only sit on roads, and the arrows give you a new kind of clue to reason with. The Trooper, the Witch and the Hunter play so differently that each one feels like its own game, and the Rococo art and music make me smile every time I open it. My complaints are that half the roster is basically variants of the other half, you sometimes have to make a coin flip guess that ends a good run, and after about 10 hours I'd seen most…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Loved the game, but difficulty unlocks should be global and items/classes should unlock quicker.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Meanwhile lots of good runners are actively not using a seperate map screen. Like... a little game called Rogue, for example? 868-HACK, Dreamscaper, Let's! Revolution!, all have linear progression through map-based levels. Or, for ones that aren't actively navigating a map, Slice & Dice and Hades.
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