Minesweeper for Android

Minesweeper by Panu Vuorinen

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Minesweeper for Android is the best version of the classic mines game! Play minesweeper free on your Android device! The classic game, just like you remember for free!

Version 2 of the game brings you a significantly better classic minesweeper game experience, now with global high scores and more mines & landmines! Challenge strangers and your friends for fastest times. Set the level of mines for a higher difficulty and give yourself a challenge!

Minesweeper for Android Features:
* Classic minesweeper gameplay
* Set number of landmines
* 5 difficulty levels: beginner, easy, intermediate, expert and custom games for more mines
* Increase or decrease the number of mines
* Advanced gameplay designed for accuracy and fast times
* Tablet support for larger screen games
* Avoid the mines and join the leaderboard
* Global high scores, both weekly and all-time high
* Variable zoom levels to help dodge mines
* The original Minesweeper for Android

Challenge your friends to see if they can beat your score, find out who will become a minesweeper king!

Enjoy the game and avoid the mines!

Ratings and reviews

It is a good minesweeper, however I have many issues with it. The first being the difficulties not being the same as the ones Microsoft uses. The grids and mines just seem like they've been slapped on difficulties with no second thoughts. Another issue is no side screen, as if the proper difficulties were added, a sideways version would be good (especially for Expery). Finally, Expert is very unbalanced. I've been winning a lot less on it than what I should be. Almost every time I have to guess.

ALMOST perfect. Great rendition with the look and feel you expect. Ads are not too bad, and I'd pay for the ad-free version except the one thing I miss is the "possible mine" (?) tile, where you can label what MIGHT be a mine, making it easier to track what is going on. So far, none of the other Minesweeper games I've looked at have that option from the original; if I could find one as good as Minesweeper for Android that also had the "possible mine" (?) option, I'd pay for that in a heartbeat.

At first, I was happy to have found this game. But I have since become annoyed by the fact that I often end up having to guess when I get everything except a few blocks uncovered with no way to logically finish the game; I simply have to guess. It's frustrating! Microsoft's version, back in the dark ages of the early 90s, didn't allow for these life-or-death situations! ;) Otherwise, the game is still pretty satisfying the other 70-ish % of the time.

What's new

• Bug fixes
• Added remove ads purchase
• Improved gameboard generation - more balanced boards & always provides a good starting area
• Turkish translation