Cheng Wen followed Lin Sizhi into the Minesweeping room and looked around.
The setup here was quite simple:
There were four square screens on the wall, presumably used for playing 'Single-player Mode';
Additionally, in the center of the room were four different Battle Stages, each capable of supporting two players in a face-to-face setup with duplicate seats and screens.
This meant the room could accommodate up to 12 players simultaneously.
Yet so far, only Lin Sizhi and Cheng Wen had entered the room, while other players were deterred by the hidden rake and transaction fees.
Moreover, the imitator who designed this game room made a major mistake: he did not use gambling tools or cards but rather this semi-original game type.
Actually, Cheng Wen had already recognized the prototype of this game: a classic game called 'BattleShip', though it was relatively niche compared to common gambling tools and cards.
And this imitator had indeed altered some of the gameplay.
