Mine Seeker

A 10x10 lawn-covered grid sits under a 100-second limit in Mine Seeker. Only ten bombs lie under the grass, scattered to new spots each round. The rules match classic Minesweeper at its most accessible setting, using one square board and a low mine count. A 3D view gives the field more depth without changing the deduction rules.

How to play?

Lift any grass tile to reveal the square below. Numbered squares show how many bombs touch that tile. A 1 marks a single bomb in the surrounding cells. Higher numbers follow the same rule. Use those values to uncover safe spaces across the board. Place a flag on any tile marked in your notes as a bomb. Hit a mined square, and the blast ends the round. Mark all ten bomb tiles before the timer runs out.