Summer Minesweeper

Sea-wave wallpaper fills the grid. In Summer Minesweeper, the classic puzzle board trades buried explosives for shark fins, and palm trees take the place of warning markers. Four difficulty settings shape the layout in different ways. Easy uses 10 threats. Medium raises that number to 40. Heavy packs in 70, and Expert climbs to 99. Lower settings spread the fins farther apart, with clues ranging from 1 to 4. Higher settings crowd the board, and clue values extend from 1 to 8.

How to play?

Pick a mode, then reveal squares across the board without hitting a shark fin, because one bad pick ends the round at once. Numbered tiles show exactly how many fins touch the surrounding squares, with larger values marking denser danger nearby. Palm trees mark suspected spots for later reference, helping track the unsafe spaces already identified. Corner areas offer an early place to read the board and build the next moves. The puzzle ends in victory after every safe square is uncovered. A fin under any revealed square ends the game.