MineSweepers Free Version

Free

1.3for iPhone, iPad

Jong Min Deng

Developer

Jan 17, 2014

Update Date

Family

Category

Age Rating

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iPad

iPhone

About MineSweepers Free Version

Its just like regular minesweeper!

The object
Find the empty squares while avoiding the mines. The faster you clear the board, the better your score.

The board
Minesweepers (iPad version) has five standard boards to choose from, each progressively more difficult.

Play on iPhone:
Easy: 7x10 tiles, 10 mines
Normal: 7x12 tiles, 25 mines
Advanced: 7x15 tiles, 50 mines

Play on iPad :
Easy: 10x10 tiles, 10 mines
Normal: 13x15 tiles, 25 mines
Advanced: 14x21 tiles, 50 mines
Hard: 20x25 tiles, 100 mines
Expert: 20x30 tiles, 150 mines

How to play
The rules in Minesweepers are simple:
Uncover a mine, and the game ends.
Uncover an empty square, and you keep playing.
Uncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares-information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.

Hints and tips
Study the patterns. If three squares in a row display 2-3-2, then you know three mines are probably lined up beside that row. If a square says 8, every surrounding square is mined.