Infinite Minesweeper

Far beyond the edges of a normal grid, the board in Infinite Minesweeper stretches without an end point. Four difficulty settings shape how densely mines are packed, from beginner to impossible. Bigger mine density raises the values on revealed tiles, with digits ranging from 1 through 8. A patch filled with low numbers gives more room to read the pattern. Areas marked by 5, 6, 7, or 8 demand tighter deduction. Three lives cover each run, which makes this puzzle less punishing than the classic one-life format. Points and revealed territory build your record as more of the field is uncovered.

How to play?

Lift tiles anywhere on the endless board and read the number printed on each revealed square. Every digit shows the exact mine total in the eight surrounding cells. A tile marked 8 means all neighboring squares contain mines. Move to another section when one patch gives no useful information, since the board has no boundary. Spend lives carefully, because a run ends after the third mistake. Push farther across the minefield to raise your score and expand the revealed area.