Quiet Fields
Minesweeper
Follow the numbers, mark the mines, and uncover every safe square. A welcoming take on classic Minesweeper, with room to learn at your own pace.
- Planned modes
- Classic + practice
- Planned controls
- Mouse, keyboard & touch
- Players
- Single player
In planning. Not playable yet. No release date announced.
THE IDEA
How it plays
Find your opening
Your first reveal opens a safe patch. Each number tells you how many mines touch that square.
Read the clues
Compare neighboring numbers and place flags where you think a mine is hiding.
Clear the field
Reveal every safe square to win. Classic boards can require a guess; a safe opening does not make the whole board guess-free.
WHAT WE ARE PLANNING
The first release
Three familiar difficulties
Beginner, Intermediate, and Expert boards, with flags, a timer, and a clear restart.
Learn by doing
Short interactive lessons and untimed practice explain the clues without rushing you.
Your own progress
Keep local best times and statistics, with practice results separate from unassisted play.
Comfortable controls
Reveal and flag with a mouse, keyboard, or clear touch controls. Readable numbers and reduced effects keep the board in focus.
Further down the road
Daily challenges and boards validated as solvable without guessing are ideas for later updates. They are outside the first release.
The ideas here describe our current direction, not a finished game. We will share changes and progress in News.
A CLOSER LOOK
One field. Plenty to discover.
Beginner: 9 × 9, 10 mines. Intermediate: 16 × 16, 40 mines. Expert: 30 × 16, 99 mines.
A safe opening, clear flags, a mine counter, and a timer you can ignore in practice. The first release focuses on the classic game feeling right.
Hints explain the clue behind a move. Assisted practice stays separate from your best classic times.