Halloween Minesweeper

Pumpkin icons and candy markers give the classic grid puzzle a Halloween skin in Halloween Minesweeper. Windows-style sapper rules stay in place, but the board trades standard mine visuals for red shards and a pumpkin face at the top. Four board options cover a small layout with 10 shards and a large one packed with 99.

How to play?

Pick a square for the first move, which reveals a blank space or a numbered tile and never a shard. Candy marks suspected shard spots, helping map the dangerous cells across the grid. Reading the numbers shows how many shards touch that tile within one square around it. A 4 means four shards sit in the surrounding eight cells. Shared shard positions apply to neighboring numbers at the same time, which lets you work out the full pattern.