Bean Counter

Bean Counter turns Minesweeper inside out. On CoffeeFirst.games there is a new numbered puzzle each day, the same for every player, in a Normal and an Expert size; puzzle No. 65 is dated 19 October 2026, and the archive lists every day back to the first. All the numbers are shown from the start, and the hidden things, coffee beans instead of mines, are yours to place.

Each number tells you how many beans touch that cell, including diagonally as in Minesweeper. You reason from the clues which cells must hold a bean and which cannot. A single click or tap marks a cell with an X as a note that it is empty, and a double click or double tap places a bean. A number whose beans are all placed dims, so you can see what is left to do. A timer runs while you play. A bean in the wrong place costs one of your three mistakes, and the third ends the game, so it pays to place only what you can prove.

The board is solved when every bean is in place. Earlier puzzles are in the archive, each puzzle has a leaderboard, and signing in (optional) puts you on it and lets you compare with friends. The game is free and shows ads, with a paid option to remove them. It suits Minesweeper players who want the logic without the opening guess.