Minesweeper Yandex

Across a custom grid, numbered tiles and covered squares set the whole board. In Minesweeper Yandex, the field size is adjustable from very small layouts to much larger ones, and the interface uses mainly Russian text. Soft color choices and a distinct board design shape the look. A Windows-style chord click on a numbered tile is absent here, even after nearby mines are marked correctly. The screen also leaves out a timer and any record table.

How to play?

After picking a difficulty and choosing board dimensions, press any square for the first move, which reveals an area with blank cells plus numbered ones. From the next move onward, a mine may sit under the selected tile, since first-move protection applies only once. Blank cells reveal a safe space around them. A number shows how many mines touch that tile. Larger values mean more mines in adjacent positions. When flags already match the value beside a number, use that information to judge the remaining covered cells around it. Work through the whole grid with deliberate selections until all safe cells are revealed and every mine is flagged.