Mines Supreme Review — Hacksaw Gaming

This review is based on pre-release promotional material provided by Hacksaw Gaming. Details may change before or at launch on 30th June 2026. A full review will follow once the game is live.

A Supreme Version of a Classic.

Hacksaw Gaming takes one of the most instinctively understood formats in casual gaming and supercharges it with Mines Supreme, a Dare2Win title built on a scalable grid ranging from 3x3 to 9x9 with player-configurable mine counts and a symbol set that goes beyond the standard mines-and-gems formula. Shields, Multipliers, and a Max Win Diamond sit alongside the standard Diamonds and Mines, adding decision layers and risk variables that the classic mines format doesn't typically offer. At a 10,000x max win and variable volatility determined by the player's own grid and mine configuration choices, Mines Supreme hands the risk profile directly to the player rather than setting it for them.

Core Gameplay

Mines Supreme places the player on a grid of their choosing — 3x3, 5x5, 7x7, or 9x9 — with a mine count selected before each round from preset options of 1, 3, 5, or 7, or a custom value set by the player. Each unrevealed square hides one of five possible outcomes: a Diamond that increases the collectable win, a Mine that ends the round and loses everything, a Shield that offers some form of protection, a Multiplier that boosts the current win value, or the Max Win Diamond that delivers the 10,000x ceiling in a single reveal. The core tension is identical to the classic mines format — each Diamond found grows the pot, but the Mine is always one square away — with the Shield and Multiplier symbols adding meaningful variance to what a safe reveal can deliver beyond a standard Diamond. The player collects their accumulated win at any point by cashing out, or risks it all on the next pick. Grid size and mine density together determine the effective volatility of each session, meaning a 9x9 grid with one mine plays very differently to a 3x3 grid with seven.

Bonus Features

Full detail on what the Shield symbol specifically does — whether it protects against a single mine hit, removes a mine from the grid, or offers a different mechanic entirely — and how the Multiplier symbol value is determined are not yet confirmed and will be updated at launch.

Feature Access & Buy Options

No bonus buy structure applies to the Dare2Win format. The player's bet size, grid selection, and mine count are the primary configuration choices before each round.

Next Steps for This Review

At launch the review will be updated with confirmed RTP across the different grid and mine configurations, full detail on what the Shield and Multiplier symbols award, how the Max Win Diamond probability scales across grid sizes, and how the Autoplay function handles the cash-out decision in practice. A final score and full gameplay analysis will follow once hands-on time with the game is available.

Full gameplay analysis and a final score will follow the launch.