| Title | 14 Minesweeper Variants |
| Developer(s) | Alith Games, Artless Games |
| Publisher(s) | Artless Games |
| Release Date | Nov 14, 2022 |
| Size | 91.01 MB |
| Genre | PC > Casual, Indie |
Minesweeper is a classic game that has been a staple on Windows operating systems for decades. The objective of the game is to clear a rectangular grid of hidden mines without detonating any of them. It requires logical thinking, strategy, and a bit of luck to win. While the original version of Minesweeper is a beloved favorite, there are also many exciting variations of the game that add new twists and challenges. Here are 14 Minesweeper variants that will keep you entertained for hours!
1. Hexagonal Minesweeper
This game follows the same rules as the original Minesweeper but with a hexagonal grid instead of a square grid. This change in shape adds a new level of complexity as each tile has six neighboring tiles instead of four, making it more challenging to navigate and avoid the mines.
2. Multi-Minesweeper
In this variant, instead of trying to clear the entire grid, the objective is to find and detonate a specific number of mines within a given time limit. As the timer counts down, the mines will change location, requiring quick thinking and strategic planning to win the game.
3. Minesweeper Flags
In this version, players mark the tiles they suspect to have mines with a flag before trying to clear the rest of the board. This variation adds a strategic element, forcing players to think carefully about where they place their flags and how it affects their chances of winning.
4. Time Attack Minesweeper
In Time Attack Minesweeper, the objective is to clear the grid as fast as possible. The game records your best time, and you can compete against others to see who can complete the game in the shortest amount of time.
5. Minesweeper X
In this challenging variant, the board is initially blank, and you have to uncover a set number of squares to win. The number of squares you need to uncover increases as you progress through levels, making it more and more difficult to win.
6. Disappearing Minesweeper
In Disappearing Minesweeper, the mines that you clear will not reappear. This twist adds a new strategy element, as players must think ahead and plan which mines to clear to prevent themselves from getting trapped later on in the game.
7. Tactical Minesweeper
This version of Minesweeper requires players to use logic and strategy to deduce the location of mines without any clues. There are no numbers to guide you, and every move is a gamble, making it a truly challenging game.
8. Minesweeper Marathon
Minesweeper Marathon is an endurance test where players have to avoid mines on an ever-increasing grid. The game will keep increasing in size until a player finally detonates one of the mines.
9. Minesweeper Roulette
In this variant, each board is randomly generated, and there is no way to predict the location of mines. It’s a game of chance, and players need to tread carefully and hope for the best.
10. Minesweeper Mania
Minesweeper Mania is a fast-paced version of the game, where players have to clear bombs before they reach the bottom of the screen. The bombs drop rapidly, so players need quick reflexes to sweep them before it’s too late.
11. Axiom Minesweeper
In this variation, uncovering a mine will not cause the game to end. Instead, players must uncover all the mines on the board to win, making it a more strategic and calculated game.
12. Memory Minesweeper
In this game, players have to remember the location of mines they’ve already uncovered and use that information to navigate through the board. It’s a true test of memory and logic skills.
13. Minesweeper Zero
This unique variant of Minesweeper starts with a completely blank board, and players have to figure out the location of mines with no clues at all. It’s a challenging game that requires careful attention to detail and strategic thinking.
14. Multiplayer Minesweeper
In this version, you can compete against other players in real-time, trying to solve the same grid faster than your opponent. It’s an exciting twist on the classic game and adds a competitive element to it.
With so many exciting variations, Minesweeper is a game that never gets old. These 14 variants are just the tip of the iceberg; there are countless other versions out there waiting to be explored. So next time you open up Minesweeper, try out one of these twists, and prepare to be challenged like never before!
System Requirements
Minimum:- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 7 or later
- Processor: 1.6 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Storage: 200 MB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system