Minesweeper: Minefield

Number clues cover fields cut into unusual outlines, from a fish to a slice of cake, with Minesweeper: Minefield using the classic bomb-search format in a browser version. Easy, medium, and hard settings change the puzzle pressure, and the board can also appear as object-shaped layouts instead of a standard rectangle. The old Windows style is still here, but the play area shifts into themed forms that change how the grid looks on screen.

How to play?

Square cells fill the board, and some spaces contain mines that stay unseen until a tile is uncovered. Revealing a safe cell shows a number, which states how many bombs sit across the eight neighboring cells. Mark suspected mine spots with flags, using those values to narrow down which squares stay safe for the next move. Checkbox mode in the bottom-right corner must stay active for flag placement. Disabled marks make clicks uncover cells, and a mine hit ends the round immediately.