Trapsweeper

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About this game

Take the classic Minesweeper experience to a whole new, competitive level with TrapSweeper! Now you're playing mind games against your friends, not the computer.

💣 What's the Gameplay?
TrapSweeper is an asymmetrical, turn-based tactical game. Two people play against each other on the same device:

Trap Setter (Player 1): Secretly places mines at strategic points on the game board. Set your traps in the most confusing way and pass the device to your friend.

Mine Clearer (Player 2): Just like in classic Minesweeper, try to guess the location of the bombs and open safe paths by looking at the numbers on the squares.

If Player 2 steps on a mine, the Trap Setter wins! If they manage to open all the safe squares without any explosions, the Clearer wins.

✨ Features:

One-on-One (1v1) Duel: Compete side-by-side with your friends on a single phone.

Asymmetrical Gameplay: Be the trap setter in one hand, and the survivor in the other. Two different gaming experiences in one place.

Mind Games: Not just luck and math, but the psychology of predicting where your opponent will place mines.

Simple and Fluid Design: A fast interface that doesn't strain the eyes and allows you to focus directly on the competition.

Do you trust your intelligence and predictions? Download now, set your traps, and start the minefield duel!
Say goodbye to classic Minesweeper! Set traps for your friend or decipher theirs.
Updated on
Jun 2, 2026

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