As the games continue to splot out onto the web, so the comments and thoughts are returned.
Michael Fernie gives his thoughts on this week's Minesweepers game.

A simple board game rendition of Minesweeper. Use the clues on the board to decide where the mines might be, and try your best not to get blown up.
You can Play Minesweepers in the Shoebox, in your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

The Minesweeper game is coming together nicely.

Time for a new Shoebox game, and there's one particular game that's been outsmarting me this whole time.

RSKGames chips in with a few suggested game ideas, fit for the Box.

If any comments are made on AGameAWeek games, they'll end up in this giant sprawling topic of feedback!
You can (URL "https://AGameAWeek.com/0401">download Read Error A here), for Windows, play it in your browser via HTML5, and hopefully it'll be available on Razer Forge soon, unless they think it's broken

RSKGames

The glitch effect, 10 second restriction and widely different mini games gameplay has made this week's game as big as 17 ...

<img src="https://socoder.net/AGAWGold_128.png" style="float:right;"> AGameAWeek Gold peeks back at games I've released on this day in history.
Sometimes they're great, Occasionally they're terrible, but usually they're odd.
There are some games that you can pick up, tweak a little thing, and end up with a much different sort of game.
Pacman->Blockman is a great example of this sort of mechanic-tweaking.
Other times, however, there's not really a whole lot you can do to a ga...

( border="0"><tr><td>Blimey!
What a year, eh!
I decided to round off the year with a nice big, old fashioned list, with everything in it.
Except this doesn't have everything in it, because I've forgotten to add the DS games.. I'll do that later!! (Took me about 3 hours to do this, so I'm not going to tweak it, now!!)