In Minesweeper: Find the Mines, your initial move is guaranteed to be safe, unlike a game of chance.
Each number in a cell indicates how many mines are concealed in the adjacent eight cells. From there, it's all about logic: some conclusions are straightforward, others require choosing between two cells.
Choose from three classic board sizes: for beginners, it's 9x9 with 10 mines; for intermediate players, 16x16 with 40 mines; and for experts, 30x16 with 99 mines.
Place a flag with a long press, and tap an open number to clear its neighboring cells instantly. The timer starts with your first move, and the best times are recorded for each size.
If you're stuck, look for a number that matches the count of its closed neighboring cells to the number of mines. The large grid and clear numbers make the game convenient to play on a phone.
Your progress is saved to the cloud, and a new daily goal awaits you tomorrow. Can you clear the expert level without a single mistake?
How to play
To start, tap a cell to reveal it — don't worry, the first move is always safe. The number that appears tells you how many mines are hidden in the eight neighbouring cells.
If you think a cell might contain a mine, long-press to place a flag on it. When you tap an open number with flags placed around it, its neighbouring cells will be automatically cleared.
Your goal is to uncover all the safe cells and clear the entire field. Step on a mine? Don't fret — just start over on a new field. On your phone, remember: tap to open, hold to flag!