Free game under the clear title Mine Sweeper is another clone of popular sapper, which is a production that probably knows every user of Windows systems. The free project offers a different layout and a few additional options, but in fact, the game is still easy to set up and everyone will understand the rules of the game in no time at all. As usual, a computer mouse is used to detect mines.

The title offers several degrees of difficulty so that home-grown sappers of varying degrees of sophistication can head over. To begin with, they will be looking for 10 explosives on a small board measuring 10 by 10 fields. Those eager for a bit more excitement have randomly generated stages 16 out of 16 grids with 40 minutes, and the real hardcore players have a rectangular field 28 out of 16, where 99 entertainment surprises to indicate.

The first move is to click anywhere, hoping that we won't get a bad deal right away. Then logical thinking begins. Fields with digits indicate how many and where more or less mines have been unfolded.

If you are not sure of any of the grilles, you can mark them properly to return to them later. In the field with an obvious mine, the flag should be clogged. Once all loads have been found, the best time is then saved in the ranking.