Click grids with your mouse to uncover safe squares and reveal numbers showing nearby mines in this classic single-player casual game. Left-clicking opens non-mine cells, displaying adjacent mine counts or recursively revealing empty areas around zeros, while striking a mine ends the game. Right-click to flag potential mines with red flags or question marks, and left-click numbers to auto-open surrounding unopened blocks once adjacent flags match the count exactly.
Play square, hexagonal, or octagonal boards in traditional modes to clear all non-mine squares as fast as possible. This indie strategy challenge suits casual players who enjoy precise deduction and quick sessions on PC. Avoid misflags around numbered cells to keep the game going.
This is a classic computer single player casual game.
The goal of the game is to find all non thunder squares in the shortest possible time based on the numbers that appear when clicking on the squares with the mouse, and avoid stepping on thunder at the same time.
Left click on the grid: If it is not a mine and a number appears on the grid, it indicates the number of mines in adjacent grids around it; If the lattice is empty (equivalent to 0), it is possible to recursively open the lattice adjacent to the empty; If unfortunately lightning strikes, the game ends.
Right click on the grid: marked as a mine (displayed as a small red flag), click again marked as suspected (displayed as??), and click again to unmark. If disable suspected tags is checked in the game menu, two operations can cancel the tags.
Left click on the number: The operation is effective when the number of marked mines in adjacent cells is equal to the number in that position, which is equivalent to one left click on all unopened blocks around that number. Clicking is invalid when the mine is not fully marked. If there are mislabeled landmines around the numbers, the game ends.
October 17, 2023
Official version
May 5th, 2020
Added a hexagonal plate on top of the original square plate
October 1, 2023
Officially launched, adding traditional modes, hexagonal variants, and octagonal plates
