Russian Minesweeper

A fixed-size grid hides a set number of mines under sealed squares. Russian Minesweeper uses three presets on that same board: Beginner places 10 mines, Amateur places 20, and Expert places 25. Victory requires every safe square to be revealed without setting off a mine. A Russian-language menu labels the options and screens throughout the puzzle game.

How to play?

Reveal a square and read the number inside the cell. That value shows how many mines touch it from the surrounding cells. Place a flag on any gray square suspected of hiding a bomb. Use the numbered cells to work out the remaining mine positions across the field. Hitting a mined square triggers an explosion and ends the round. One-button input supports play across the whole board.