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Version 4.25 · 2026-10-28
New in this update: - Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 4.25, updated 2026-10-28.








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Sweep mines like you used to on PC - the retro classic, reimagined for your phone.
No luck required. Deduce where the mines are hiding using logic, not guesswork - and clear the board before it clears you.
Play fully offline, anytime, anywhere. Prefer a completely ad-free experience? Unlock it with a one-time purchase.
New to Minesweeper? It's a classic game where you must deduce where the secret mines are hidden and try to uncover as much of the board as you can. Be mindful as there is danger lurking below. Some squares will be empty while some will have a number underneath; the number will tell you how many bombs are surrounding that square. The higher the number, the greater the danger you are in.
To win you'll need more than luck. Mark the squares you think have something hiding beneath them and save them for later.…
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