Minesweeper 3D: Big Cube

Six outer faces wrap a mined cube in Minesweeper 3D: Big Cube. Regular Minesweeper uses one flat field. Here, three dimensions form a full block, and reading its sides takes much more work. Three board sizes set the scale: 5x5x5 with 12 bombs, 7x7x7 with 25 bombs, and 10x10x10 with 50 bombs. This logic puzzle suits players already used to standard sapper layouts and tougher settings.

How to play?

Pick a square and reveal a numbered cell. Values from 1 to 8 show how many mines touch that cell. A 1 means exactly one bomb sits next to it. The same rule applies to every higher number. Use those clues across all sides of the cube, uncovering safe squares until the whole block is disarmed.