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3D Mines

The new dimension of MineSweeper!

• 3D minefields of various sizes and shapes
• View the playing board from any angle
• Beginner, Medium and Expert difficulty levels
• Keeps track of your best times for each board and level
• Both "Long tap" and "Button tap" can be used to mark a mine

New in version 1.2:

• Smooth background (using 16 instead of 8 bit color)
• The face limit is increased to 1000 (was 255)
• Changed some boards to use more faces (especially in the expert level)
• Fixed a bug (the game crashed when trying to play a custom spherical board having too many faces)
• Windows Mobile version

Download free demo!
In the demo version you can only play a restricted set of board shapes.

Palm OS [PRC] Requirements: Palm OS 5 - all recent Palm models will go.
High resolution screen recommended, although it is not a must.
Windows Mobile [CAB] [EXE]
Requirements: Touch screen, WM 5 or later, PocketPC 2003 or later

Buy the full version to play all shapes and difficulty levels!
Most of the Expert boards are extremely challenging even for experienced Minesweeper players! Plus, you get the possibility to define your own Custom Board (see the last screenshot)
Other payment options:

How To Play

• Tap quickly to open a field
• The numbers tell you how many mines are hidden in the surrounding fields
• Tap and hold to mark a mine
  (or: tap while holding the up/down button)
• Tap and drag to rotate the playing board
• Use menu to access more shapes and difficulty levels
• Wrong tap? Slide the stylus off the field to cancel
• In many cases you can rotate the board to gain a better view of the desired region
• Clicking a numbered field highlights its neighbors to show you which fields are counted
• Hint: It is not necessary to mark the mines to finish the game. All that counts is uncovering all safe fields.

Flat
Almost 2D
Box
Truncated Cube
Drill Box
Cross
Torus
Death Star
Moebius
Tetrahedron
Icosahedron
Custom Board
(Full version only)
Looking for a similar game for PC? Try MineSweeper3D by Robert Webb. Some of the "3D Mines" boards were inspired by this great game!

(C)2006 Szymon Ulatowski @ More from
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