Minesweeper - Widget Edition

$0.99

1.1for iPhone, iPad

AA Mather

Developer

Jan 4, 2017

Update Date

Board

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

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Minesweeper - Widget Edition Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Minesweeper - Widget Edition

Play the classic puzzle game directly from the iOS Notification Center, even while your device is locked.

Whenever you have a few minutes or seconds to spare you can quickly access Minesweeper - Widget Edition from the today screen or lock screen to easily continue your game or start a new one.

• Simply swipe down to start playing
• Accessible from the lock screen
• Automatically saves and loads your game progress
• Simple, fun and challenging gameplay
• Customizable difficulty - set the grid size and number of mines
• 3 standard difficulty levels included
• Game Center leaderboards
• Challenge your friends and share times on Twitter, Facebook and Weibo

"This is THE app to download."
- Apple Gazette

"A challenging game with addictive potential."
- GIGA

"Brilliant iPhone Game."
- Business Insider

"It’s simple and fun gameplay."
- appsad.ru

"Awesome and ridiculous in equal measure."
- Redmond Pie