TRAP FIELD
TRAP FIELD TRAP FIELD is a game with a minimalist design that takes place in a minefield in which the player has to choose the pieces without free mines. This...
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About TRAP FIELD: TRAP FIELD TRAP FIELD is a game with a minimalist design that takes place in a minefield in which the player has to choose the pieces without free mines. This game trains the player's memory and the difficulty increases with each level. Game developed by: Nau.Minimal
How to play TRAP FIELD: Click on the free pieces of mines
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