Minesweeper: Retiled

Familiar rules. A whole new dimension.

Explore 130 boards, from familiar squares and intricate tilings to thirteen shapes you can turn in 3D. Play across a globe, around a doughnut or along a twisted Möbius strip. Every number still counts neighbouring mines. Finding those neighbours is a new challenge.

Find your platform Explore the 3D boards

New features coming soon to Android. Steam for PC to follow.

  • No adverts
  • No tracking, no analytics
  • No account, plays offline
  • Six tilings free on Android
Minesweeper goes 3D

Turn the board. Find a new angle.

Thirteen boards wrap Minesweeper around spheres, polyhedra, rings and a twisted strip. Drag with your mouse or finger to turn the shape, then click or tap a tile to play.

  • Three kinds of sphere. Hexagons and pentagons, triangles, or near-square cells.
  • Think around corners. Follow neighbours across the faces of a cube or a twenty-sided icosahedron.
  • Go all the way round. Explore a Torus, Hex Torus or the half-twisted Möbius Strip.
Browse all 130 boards →
The replay turns the sphere to follow each move. Autoplay demonstration.
Screenshots

Same rules. Wildly different boards.

Every one of these is the game you already know how to play. What changes is which cells count as neighbours — and that changes everything about how a position reads.

Highlights

Choose your next challenge

Flat tilings, curved surfaces and replays made for sharing. Find a new favourite way to play.

130 boards to explore

Browse 26 standard boards, 20 two-uniform patterns, 61 three-uniform patterns, 10 aperiodic tilings and 13 rotatable 3D shapes. Every board has its own preview.

A new patch every game

Try all 10 aperiodic tilings, from Penrose rhombs and Kite and Dart to Hat, Spectre, Pinwheel and the Square-Triangle Quasicrystal. Each new game gets a fresh layout.

A fresh spin on familiar cells

Try concentric rings on the new Circular board, or take your deductions around a 3D surface. Nine tile styles and seven themes work across the whole catalogue.

Replays that follow every turn

The camera follows your reveals and flags, rotating 3D boards to bring each move into view. Finished 3D games end with a full spin after the outcome banner.

Why this one

More ways to make the game yours

A different board can change every deduction. Choose your tiling, your look and your challenge — with the same familiar rules underneath.

Puzzle mode: never guess again

The oldest complaint about Minesweeper is that a perfectly played game can still come down to a coin flip. Puzzle mode fixes it properly. Each board is generated in advance and handed to a logical solver; anywhere the solver runs out of deductions, the generator gives that cell away and re-verifies the whole board from the start. The result is a position that is provably finishable by logic alone, all the way to the last cell. Easy, Medium and Hard set how deep the reasoning is allowed to go — so Easy doesn't mean a smaller board, it means more of it is already done for you.

130 boards, fresh challenges

Hexagons, Cairo pentagons, Penrose rhombs, Hat and Spectre are joined by Circular and thirteen 3D shapes. Every board plays by the same rules; the shape and arrangement of its neighbours change the deductions.

The first click is always safe

In Standard mode, mines are placed after your first reveal. Your opening tile is always safe, and the game keeps its neighbours clear when the board has room.

LAN multiplayer, two ways

Play over your local network with no server, no sign-up and no internet. Co-op puts everyone on one shared live board, clicking at the same time. Compete deals everyone the identical board and lets you race.

Replays you can actually share

Pick a preset for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, a social feed, YouTube or a chat. Export MP4 with game sounds, a branded image or an animated WebP. Choose a full replay or fit a video to 30 or 60 seconds, then share or save it.

Leaderboards that mean something

Times are ranked per tiling, per difficulty, per board size, per game mode — and puzzle boards are ranked separately again, by puzzle difficulty. A 40-second hex win never gets quietly compared against a 40-second square one.

Themes and tile styles

Seven colour themes — three of them properly dark, with a bright digit palette so the numbers still read — and nine tile styles: Classic, 3D Bevel, Gradient, Soft Rounded, Glossy Dome, Stone, Marble, Flagstone and Wood. Preview any of them on a real board before you switch.

Your game, on your device

No analytics SDK, no advertising SDK, no crash reporter and no account. Solo play works offline. Scores, saves and settings stay on your device; LAN play connects directly to other players, and sharing happens when you choose it. Read the privacy policy — it's short, because there's nothing to say.

Touch, mouse or keyboard

Pinch to zoom and drag to pan, so even a full Expert board is workable on a phone. Press and hold to flag, or switch flag mode for a run of taps. Holding a revealed cell previews exactly what a chord would open, and the game autosaves itself so closing the app never costs you a board.

Play from the keyboard too: arrows choose a tile, Space or Enter reveals it, and F marks it. Pan, zoom and turn 3D boards with the keys, and use Tab to navigate the menus. See the keyboard controls.

Keep in touch

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The catalogue

All 130 boards

On Android, six are free forever. The one-time Pro unlock opens the other 124, including every 3D shape and all the two-uniform, three-uniform and aperiodic boards. Browse by family, just as you can in the app's preview picker.

3D boards — 13 boards

Spheres, polyhedra, two toruses and a Möbius strip. Drag to turn a shape and play on every side.

  1. Goldberg Sphere Pro
  2. Cube Pro
  3. Tetrahedron Pro
  4. Octahedron Pro
  5. Geodesic Sphere Pro
  6. Cube Sphere Pro
  7. Cuboctahedron Pro
  8. Torus Pro
  9. Rhombic Dodecahedron Pro
  10. Icosahedron Pro
  11. Rhombic Triacontahedron Pro
  12. Hex Torus Pro
  13. Möbius Strip Pro
Standard — 26 boards

Classic and repeating patterns, plus the concentric rings of Circular.

  1. Square Free
  2. Hexagonal Free
  3. Truncated Square Free
  4. Triangular Free
  5. Trihexagonal Free
  6. Snub Square Free
  7. Rhombitrihexagonal Pro
  8. Rhombille Pro
  9. Pythagorean Pro
  10. Truncated Trihexagonal Pro
  11. Hexagon and Square Pro
  12. Herringbone Pro
  13. Snub Trihexagonal Pro
  14. Cairo Pentagonal Pro
  15. Elongated Triangular Pro
  16. Basketweave Pro
  17. Triangle of Triangles Pro
  18. Hexagon of Hexagons Pro
  19. Truncated Hexagonal Pro
  20. Floret Pentagonal Pro
  21. Deltoidal Trihexagonal Pro
  22. Kisrhombille Pro
  23. Triakis Triangular Pro
  24. Tetrakis Square Pro
  25. Prismatic Pentagonal Pro
  26. Circular Pro
Aperiodic — 10 boards

Patterns that never repeat periodically, with a fresh patch each new game.

  1. Penrose Rhombs Pro
  2. Hat Monotile Pro
  3. Ammann-Beenker Pro
  4. Penrose Kite and Dart Pro
  5. Dodecagonal Rhombs Pro
  6. Heptagonal Rhombs Pro
  7. Spectre Monotile Pro
  8. Penrose Pentagons Pro
  9. Square-Triangle Quasicrystal Pro
  10. Pinwheel Pro
Two-uniform — 20 boards

Twenty repeating patterns mixing triangles, squares, hexagons and dodecagons.

  1. 2-uniform [3⁶; 3⁴.6] I Pro
  2. 2-uniform [3⁶; 3⁴.6] II Pro
  3. 2-uniform [3⁶; 3³.4²] I Pro
  4. 2-uniform [3⁶; 3³.4²] II Pro
  5. 2-uniform [3⁶; 3².4.3.4] Pro
  6. 2-uniform [3⁶; 3².6²] Pro
  7. 2-uniform [3⁴.6; 3².6²] Pro
  8. 2-uniform [3³.4²; 3².4.3.4] I Pro
  9. 2-uniform [3³.4²; 3².4.3.4] II Pro
  10. 2-uniform [3³.4²; 4⁴] I Pro
  11. 2-uniform [3³.4²; 4⁴] II Pro
  12. 2-uniform [3².4.3.4; 3.4.6.4] Pro
  13. 2-uniform [3².6²; 3.6.3.6] Pro
  14. 2-uniform [3.4.3.12; 3.12²] Pro
  15. 2-uniform [3.4².6; 3.6.3.6] I Pro
  16. 2-uniform [3.4².6; 3.6.3.6] II Pro
  17. 2-uniform [3.4.6.4; 3.4².6] Pro
  18. 2-uniform [3.4.6.4; 4.6.12] Pro
  19. 2-uniform [3³.4²; 3.4.6.4] Pro
  20. 2-uniform [3⁶; 3².4.12] Pro
Three-uniform — 61 boards

Sixty-one intricate repeating patterns with new arrangements of familiar shapes.

  1. 3-uniform [3.4².6; 3.6.3.6; 4.6.12] Pro
  2. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3².4.12; 4.6.12] Pro
  3. 3-uniform [3².4.12; 3.4.6.4; 3.12²] Pro
  4. 3-uniform [3.4.3.12; 3.4.6.4; 3.12²] Pro
  5. 3-uniform [3³.4²; 3².4.12; 3.4.6.4] Pro
  6. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3³.4²; 3².4.12] Pro
  7. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3².4.3.4; 3².4.12] Pro
  8. 3-uniform [3⁴.6; 3³.4²; 3².4.3.4] Pro
  9. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3².4.3.4; 3.4².6] Pro
  10. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3².4.3.4; 3.4.6.4] I Pro
  11. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3².4.3.4; 3.4.6.4] II Pro
  12. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3³.4²; 3.4.6.4] Pro
  13. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3³.4²; 3².4.3.4] Pro
  14. 3-uniform [3².4.12; 3.4.3.12; 3.12²] Pro
  15. 3-uniform [3.4.6.4; 3.4².6; 4⁴] Pro
  16. 3-uniform [3².4.3.4; 3.4.6.4; 3.4².6] Pro
  17. 3-uniform [3³.4²; 3².4.3.4; 4⁴] Pro
  18. 3-uniform [3.4².6; 3.6.3.6; 4⁴] I Pro
  19. 3-uniform [3.4².6; 3.6.3.6; 4⁴] II Pro
  20. 3-uniform [3.4².6; 3.6.3.6; 4⁴] III Pro
  21. 3-uniform [3.4².6; 3.6.3.6; 4⁴] IV Pro
  22. 3-uniform [3³.4²; 3².6²; 3.4².6] Pro
  23. 3-uniform [3².6²; 3.4².6; 3.6.3.6] I Pro
  24. 3-uniform [3².6²; 3.4².6; 3.6.3.6] II Pro
  25. 3-uniform [3⁴.6; 3³.4²; 3.4².6] Pro
  26. 3-uniform [3².6²; 3.6.3.6; 6³] I Pro
  27. 3-uniform [3².6²; 3.6.3.6; 6³] II Pro
  28. 3-uniform [3⁴.6; 3².6²; 6³] Pro
  29. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3².6²; 6³] Pro
  30. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3⁴.6; 3².6²] I Pro
  31. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3⁴.6; 3².6²] II Pro
  32. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3⁴.6; 3².6²] III Pro
  33. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3⁴.6; 3.6.3.6] I Pro
  34. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3⁴.6; 3.6.3.6] II Pro
  35. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3⁴.6; 3.6.3.6] III Pro
  36. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3³.4²; 4⁴] I Pro
  37. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3³.4²; 4⁴] II Pro
  38. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3³.4²; 4⁴] III Pro
  39. 3-uniform [3⁶; 3³.4²; 4⁴] IV Pro
  40. 3-uniform [(3.4.6.4)²; 3.4².6] Pro
  41. 3-uniform [(3⁶)²; 3⁴.6] I Pro
  42. 3-uniform [(3⁶)²; 3⁴.6] II Pro
  43. 3-uniform [(3⁶)²; 3⁴.6] III Pro
  44. 3-uniform [3⁶; (3⁴.6)²] Pro
  45. 3-uniform [3⁶; (3².4.3.4)²] Pro
  46. 3-uniform [(3.4².6)²; 3.6.3.6] Pro
  47. 3-uniform [3.4².6; (3.6.3.6)²] I Pro
  48. 3-uniform [3.4².6; (3.6.3.6)²] II Pro
  49. 3-uniform [3².6²; (3.6.3.6)²] Pro
  50. 3-uniform [(3⁴.6)²; 3.6.3.6] I Pro
  51. 3-uniform [(3⁴.6)²; 3.6.3.6] II Pro
  52. 3-uniform [(3³.4²)²; 4⁴] I Pro
  53. 3-uniform [(3³.4²)²; 4⁴] II Pro
  54. 3-uniform [3³.4²; (4⁴)²] I Pro
  55. 3-uniform [3³.4²; (4⁴)²] II Pro
  56. 3-uniform [(3³.4²)²; 3².4.3.4] Pro
  57. 3-uniform [3³.4²; (3².4.3.4)²] Pro
  58. 3-uniform [(3⁶)²; 3³.4²] I Pro
  59. 3-uniform [(3⁶)²; 3³.4²] II Pro
  60. 3-uniform [3⁶; (3³.4²)²] I Pro
  61. 3-uniform [3⁶; (3³.4²)²] II Pro

Android: Free

Free, and stays free

  • Six tilings, including the classic square board
  • Easy, Medium, Expert and Custom difficulty
  • Standard and Puzzle modes
  • All themes and tile styles
  • Local leaderboards, save and autosave
  • Replay export and sharing
  • LAN co-op and compete

Android: Pro unlock

Buy once. No subscription.

  • Everything in Free
  • All 130 boards unlocked, including every 3D shape
  • 10 aperiodic tilings, including Hat, Spectre and Penrose
  • 20 two-uniform and 61 three-uniform patterns
  • Still no ads, still no tracking
Replays

Watch a board come apart

Watch the Goldberg Sphere, Möbius Strip, Hex Torus and Rhombic Triacontahedron turn as the replay follows each reveal and flag. Finished 3D games close with a full spin. Flat-board examples show Pan and Zoom too. These games were autoplayed for this showcase; they are demonstrations, rather than player records.

Start with squares. Stay for a whole new dimension.

The new boards and features shown here are coming in the next Android update. Six tilings will be free, with a one-time Pro unlock for the other 124 boards. Steam for PC will follow later. Sign up for news as each release gets closer.

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