How many people are playing Minesweeper Match right now?

Minesweeper Match has 0 players on Steam right now, with a 24-hour peak of 2 and an all-time peak of 3 on 13 Sep 2026.

What is the all-time peak player count of Minesweeper Match?

3 concurrent players on 13 Sep 2026.

When was Minesweeper Match released on Steam?

Minesweeper Match was released on Steam on 4 Mar 2021.

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Minesweeper Match

GameApp ID 1,552,270by OOJJRSReleased 4 Mar 2021

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App ID1,552,270

Release date4 Mar 2021

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Install size61.1 MB

TypeGame

Last update11 Feb 2021

Steam DeckUnknown

DLC0

DeveloperOOJJRS

Changenumber38,829,842

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Packages0

PublisherOOJJRS

SystemsWindows

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Minesweeper Match

OOJJRS
Released 4 Mar 2021·App 1552270

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13 Sep 2026

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Everything Updates2 Major updates1 In-game events1 Community1

Game update13 Sep 2026Remake Test v7 — Treasure Visuals and Multiplayer FixesThe v7 update is now available on the remake beta branch. Visuals and feedback · Improved treasure cell artwork and animations across themes. · Adjusted contrast to make meadow treasures and rainforest numbers easier to see. · Added fireworks and sound effects when many cells open at once. · Added a Your Turn notification with a sound effect for 1v1 Treasure Hunt. · Improved pressed-cell feedba…

Minesweeper Match News · SteamPeaks

Published	Kind	Announcement	Build
11 May 2026, 10:46 UTC	Community	게임 개선 작업 중 Hello Minesweeper lovers, This may come as a surprise for a game that has been quiet for such a long time, but I’ve been working on new artwork and systems for the game. ※ Everything is still work in progress and subject to change. Game development is still my profession, and I’ll probably continue making games for decades to come. Improving games that I had to release in an incomplete state du…	—