When you live in a city named Molar Creek, you really should be shocked to find out the town has a bit of a mole problem. Well, a mole problem or a dental college. Molar Creek is simply overrun with them (moles, not dental colleges) and it's up to you to suck each and every one of them out of the ground with a mole-sucking machine like a mechanical Carl Speckler.
The Gamers Temple writes: "Remode Studios has 'remodeled' Minesweeper into a cutesy, cartoony game that will appeal to puzzle game fans who like things, well, cutesy and cartoony. The game is set in Molar Creek which has a bit of a mole problem. You're the inventor of a riding mower/vacuum cleaner hybrid designed to detect moles and suck them up out of the ground. Each mole-infested yard is overlaid with a grid and you must move from square to square ferreting out the moles. Your invention will tell you how many moles are adjacent to your current square and drop a flag with that number on that square to help you keep track of your readings."
Gaming Trend writes: "What happens when you take an old game and add your own personal spin and graphics to it? You create a game called Mole Control. Taking the old and time tested game of Minesweeper, Remode Studios added some modern flair to an otherwise ancient game. Throwing in a layer of nice graphics, exploding moles, and repair kits, Remode Studios turned a rather drab game into something that is enjoyable for the new and upcoming generation of gamers. The game itself takes place in Molar Creek and a rather generic thief with a popped collar has stolen the mole hunting trophy. What do the citizens of Molar Creek do? They ask Professor Kraft to create a mole catching device in an attempt to catch the thief!"
Mole Control is mind sweeper, except instead of a mouse cursor you ride along in a hover saucer with a massive vacuum and a propeller, and instead of mines you have to find and suck up explosive moles.
