Minefall: Minesweeper Puzzle

Minefall is a minesweeper puzzle that goes deeper. Every level is an older age of the Earth: you start in a 1984 arcade room and dig down through a war bunker, a plague pit, a pyramid chamber and dinosaur beds, all the way to the Big Bang. The rules are the minesweeper rules you know. Numbers tell you how many mines touch a tile. Tap to dig, press and hold to flag. What changes is what is at stake: a mine costs one of three hearts instead of ending the game, and when the hearts are gone the whole dig starts again from level one. That is the roguelike part. FIFTY LEVELS, FIFTY AGES ◆ 50 pixel-art levels, each an older layer of time: telephone exchange, Victorian sewer, Roman villa, Babylon vault, mammoth steppe, Jurassic marsh, magma ocean, first stars ◆ Boards grow with depth, from 6×8 to 10×13, and mines get denser on every level ◆ Find the portal hidden in the ground and drop to the next age A MINESWEEPER YOU CAN ALWAYS SOLVE ◆ Every board is generated to be solvable by logic alone: no coin flips, no 50/50 guesses ◆ Three hearts per run; a mistake hurts, it does not end you ◆ Flag every mine and clear every safe tile for a PERFECT level bonus ◆ Dig cleanly and the gold flows DIG TO THE BEGINNING OF TIME ◆ The era grid on the end screen remembers how deep you have ever been; every age you reach stays unlocked ◆ Reach level 50 and you have dug to the beginning of time ◆ Retro pixel art with a CRT glow, a looping theme and a haptic tick on every dig MADE FOR EVERY PAIR OF EYES ◆ MONO mode draws the whole game in one phosphor colour per level, so the information is in brightness, not hue ◆ 30 languages NO ADS, NO CATCH No ads. No in-app purchases. No account, no sign-up, nothing collected about you. This minesweeper game works fully offline, on planes and in dead zones. Minefall is a minesweeper puzzle for people who like a classic brain teaser with real stakes. If the standard grid has become automatic for you, the dig will wake you up: deeper boards, denser mines and a run you actually care about losing. Think you can read a minefield? Dig to the Big Bang and prove it.