Minesweeper, rebuilt for a phone.
Dig a square. Each number counts the bells in the eight squares around it. Pin the bells, open everything else, and the field is done.
WHAT IS DIFFERENT
Built for a thumb, not ported from a desktop. Tap to dig, hold to pin, tap a number to outline what it is talking about.
Several fields at once. Each one saves on its own shelf, so you pick whichever suits the evening.
Read the board back. When a field ends, open it: every bell shown, your pins marked right or wrong, and every move you made listed in order.
Hints that reason like a person and make the move for you. Carry as many or as few as you like.
One undo, offered only when a bell rings deep into a board you nearly had.
Build your own field: the grid, the crowding, the clock, the hints, the guides, the undo. Turn every dial against yourself and see what you have made.
NO STRINGS
No ads. No purchases. No accounts. No analytics. No internet permission at all, so it plays in airplane mode, in a basement, on a phone with no SIM. About 2 MB.
Free in a browser too, at https://davidvorlov.com/game/
Made by Orlov Digital.
Minesweeper rebuilt for a phone. No ads, no accounts, no internet at all.