Clicking grids reveals numbers that show nearby mines in a 3x3 area, letting you deduce safe spots and flag suspects with a right-click. Stones block clicks and stay inert, adding fixed obstacles to the puzzle. Toggle sight distance to 2 for 5x5 mine counts or 3 for 7x7 ranges, sharpening your calculations.
This casual strategy simulation sharpens deduction skills through precise grid navigation on PC. Players who enjoy methodical indie puzzles thrive here, marking mines without triggering disasters.
Q: What should I do after entering the game?
Answer: Try clicking on the grid. Be careful not to hit the mines.
Q: How do I know if a square is a mine?
Answer: When you click on a grid, it will display a number indicating the number of mines within a 3*3 range. Based on these numbers you can calculate which tile has a mine.
Once you determine that a grid is a mine, you can right-click on that grid to put a flag on that grid to remind yourself that it is a mine.
Question: What is a stone?
Answer: Stones cannot be clicked. Nothing works, it just sits there quietly.
Q: What is sight distance?
Answer: When you turn on sight range 2, the number displayed in the grid will be the number of 5*5 mines, not 3*3.
When you turn on sight distance 3, it will be 7*7.
