Very often independent games, which have gained considerable popularity, abandon the free distribution model and move to digital platforms, where they are developed further, but also become paid items there. This includes FineSweeper, whose latest free version is still available for download. As the name suggests, this is a development of an idea from the classic MineSweeper, i.e.

the Windows sapper. You can immediately see a much more pleasant, less classic graphic design for the old idea. Plates with hidden bombs are multi-coloured and pleasing to the eye.

The rules of the game are standard. Depending on the degree of difficulty, explosive charges were buried in a grid of different dimensions, which should be found. Their position is betrayed by the digits on the fields if they are adjacent to a bomb or several.

You have to click well. Traditionally, there is an option to flag the cargo or put a question mark on the field. In order to make it easier for those who have never been able to find out about the original, life has been thought of.

The game doesn't end after one fatal explosion, and in the next stages there will be another mi.n. heart to collect. A separate option is any game.

Here we determine the size of the grid, as well as the number of bombs buried on it.