It does, but you have to flag all the mines. By the way, I just found a bug. A big field was not filled to the edge, so the edge did not have any number on it. Well, hopefully you know what I mean, not easy to describe...

What kind of beta tester was that...? It is already too easy like this. ;) Jumps should go further as in the "real" flappy birds. Since I can't find the images for Flappy Birds, I am creating a Mr Flap cover, but don't have much time.

Every "pixel" is an own actor, 10x10 in size. The creation of it takes a while, but if you start with another world and then change to it (like my menu), it does not take so much time. The frame rate... Well, you should try to have not much code in the fog class since there are many objects on the screen. For me, the fog is actually behind everything else in the paint order. The own team changes a boolean of the fog, if it is in a specific range. If this boolean is true, then the shadow is invisible. If not, it will get darker again after a while. Other team members get the same transparency as the fog on which they are. The reason because I have the fog behind the others is that I wanted to have the buildings visible if they were spotted once. I don't know if this is a nice way to do it, but at least it works. Hope it helps! If not, create a discussion thread and maybe I and/or someone else can help you there.

There is a new Java version. The jump should be changed. As it is now, it is much too easy. He should jump higher so you have to think of when to jump.

I am level 38 now and a bit bored. After reading the two pages of help, I had high expectations but I the game disappointed me a bit. I have hundreds of millions of troops and nothing is dangerous anywhere. It is always the same, going from village to village and collect more and more gold/lumber/iron.

Wizard is purely OP now :D Btw, sometimes they walk through walls and you can also do it. And the projectiles doesn't move through the right and bottom end of screen. They only slide on the edge.