Minesweeper: Find All the Bombs in the Minefield

Find the Bombs - one giant minefield, up to 4 players

You start in a small town at the edge of a huge minefield, with nothing but a shovel. Uncover the ground, flag the mines - and then dig them up. Every mine you flag is a bomb you can sell, and the further you get from town, the denser the field becomes.

Dig, sell, upgrade

• Bombs are money: bring plain bombs to town or a conquered base and they sell automatically. All gold goes into one shared team pot - but careful, a wrong flag costs the team gold.

• One trader, plenty of gear: weapons and ammo, a detector that shows the colour of the bomb under nearby flags, extra hearts, a bigger backpack, longer reach, faster running and fast travel.

• Vehicles: up to four cars with upgradeable trunks and four scooters for the whole team - anyone can hop in - plus a mine-clearing tank that rolls right over covered cells and safely sets off the mines.

• Helpers: build a fleet of team drones and robots. Drones pick up flagged bombs and empty your backpack, robots clear safe ground on their own, bring in the bombs they find - and never step on a mine.

• Radio orders: HQ keeps sending new missions - sell bombs or clear cells before time runs out for extra gold.

Conquer nine guarded bases

Nine bases are spread across the map, held by armed guards who also patrol the area around them. Every mine and every bullet costs a heart - lose the last one and you're back at your respawn point, while your backpack stays where you fell. The pistol is available right away. Conquering bases unlocks an SMG, an assault rifle and finally a rocket launcher, which you'll need for the tank guarding the golden base. Conquered bases buy your bombs and can become your respawn point or a fast travel stop.

Fill every base

Nine colours, nine bombs each, hidden across the whole field. You can only dig up a coloured bomb once its base is yours. Then carry it there by hand and set it on a free pedestal. When all nine bases are full, the helicopter picks everything up. World cleared.

Your world, your crew

• Four world sizes: Easy (250 x 250), Normal (375 x 375), Hard (500 x 500) and, for the brave, Don't do it (1000 x 1000) - up to 1,000,000 cells.

• Co-op for up to 4 players: the world belongs to the host, friends join with a code, and everyone's progress is saved in the host's world.

• Saved automatically: stop whenever you like and pick up right where you left off.

• Zoomable map: it only shows what your team has uncovered - a compass points the way to the next guarded base.

• Leaderboards: the fastest teams to fill all nine bases, for each world size.

Duel - classic Minesweeper, one minefield, two players

You and your rival run across the same board as little toy soldiers - one blue, one red. Dig up the cells around you, plant flags on the mines and grab the points before your opponent does. Every action counts the moment you make it.

Fast, fair, competitive

• Every move scores instantly: uncover safe cells, flag mines and chain open whole areas at once.

• Streaks: correct moves in a row raise your multiplier - and your opponent can break it with a good move of their own.

• Mistakes hurt: a wrong flag costs points, a dug-up mine explodes and stuns you for a moment.

• No guessing: every duel board can be solved by pure logic.

Ranked matches

One queue, matched by Elo. The better you play, the bigger and harder the boards get - from Beginner (9x9) up to Master (30x16). Climb the seasonal leaderboard and check your stats.

Race - you against the clock

A long lane full of mines and only you. Walk only on uncovered ground and make your way to the goal - one mistake and the run is over. Your own Race Elo decides how long and how dense the next lane will be.

Practice and play with friends

• Train against bots in five strengths, from "Super easy" to "Expert" - or an adaptive bot that matches your level.

• Invite a friend with a code and pick the level yourself: Beginner (9x9), Intermediate (16x16), Expert (30x16) or Master (30x16).

• Four maps: training ground, forest camp, desert outpost and mountain post.

• Cross-platform online play between Windows and Mac - in co-op and in duels.