Keepsweeper Adds Japanese Support And An Android Release
A game that spread through English-speaking users on X and then reached Japanese players now ships an official Japanese localization and an Android version, moving it off browser and iOS onto platforms where that audience can reach it.
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Developer Michael Flarup announced that the Minesweeper-style fantasy RTS Keepsweeper now supports Japanese, with the full game playable in the language after switching from Settings. Version 1.1.2 shipped for iPhone and iPad, and the tutorial and in-game explanations are localized too. An Android version also released, widening the game beyond browser and iOS. A Steam release is stated to be coming soon.
Keepsweeper version 1.1.2 shipped for iPhone and iPad with the whole game playable in Japanese, including the tutorial and in-game explanations. Players switch languages from Settings after updating. An Android version also released, so the game is no longer limited to browser and iOS. The grid is treated as land that peasants cultivate, with number squares hiding bases, treasure chests, monsters, and dragons instead of mines. Four modes are included: Dragon Slaying, Kingdom Reclamation, Royal Treasury, and Rival Kingdom. Each mode is free for two stages, and a Steam release is stated to be coming soon.
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