find mines-classic minesweeper

About find mines-classic minesweeper Android Game

Our minesweeper game requires your brain to analyze closely and find all hidden landmines in as little time as possible.
There are landmines hidden under certain squares on the map, and you need to find them based on the numerical information marked on the map.
Clicking on the map grid will open the location (your first click is always safe and won't step on lightning),
After opening, the number displayed on the square indicates the number of landmines hidden in the 8 diagonal positions around the current square.
All you can get is this information. If you confirm that there must be a landmine in a certain location, then long press that location and place a flag to mark it.
If you are unsure if there is lightning at that location, you can place a question mark and deal with it later.
If you are a beginner playing our Minesweeper Deluxe Edition for the first time, we provide tutorial levels and gameplay explanations, and you can complete Minesweeper learning through simple teaching.
If you are a veteran of mine sweeping, we offer you the following different difficulty levels: 8x8, 9x12, 10x16, 14x20, 20x26, 24x34, 35x45.
If you are a minesweeper enthusiast, we offer a map design feature where you can design your own game map and bury landmines.
The map you designed will provide challenges for all players around the world. At the same time, you can also share your design with your friends to challenge your landmine battlefield.
1: Classic mode, 7 difficulty levels, with increasing numbers of maps and landmines, requires strong logical thinking ability to pass.
2: You hide and I find, you design the map, set up landmine traps, and once completed, you can provide them to global players for challenges, or let your friends crack them to test their puzzle solving abilities.
3: Player Map: This is a collection of different maps designed by players, displaying success rates and difficulty levels at a glance. Choose any one to challenge it, right?