Infinite Minesweeper

About Infinite Minesweeper

Infinite Minesweeper, by JSM games, removes the edges from minesweeper. The board is a plane that goes on in every direction, generated from a seed, and divided into 8x8 zones that each hide exactly ten mines. You win and lose one zone at a time: hit a mine and only that zone locks, restoring itself after ten minutes or with an unlock ticket, while the rest of your world stays as it was.

Cells you have not reached are covered by a night sky drawn from the real positions of the stars for your time and language, and the playable frontier grows one cell past whatever you have opened. Sixty-four cleared zones complete an area and add its artwork to a gallery, across six themes from a village through the seasons to open space. A separate mode plays the same rules on hexagons.

The daily is one generated zone a day on UTC time, the same worldwide. Clearing it keeps your streak and earns the hints and unlock tickets the game otherwise hands out for play; there are no ads and no purchases inside the game. It runs offline on Windows with Steam Cloud saves and leaderboards.

It suits minesweeper players who want a calm, endless board to leave open on the desktop, with one shared puzzle to check in on each day.

How to play Infinite Minesweeper

1. Buy and launch Infinite Minesweeper on Steam.
2. Open the daily zone for today's shared 8x8 board of ten mines.
3. Reveal safe cells and flag mines using the number clues, as in classic minesweeper.
4. Clear the zone to keep your streak and earn hints and unlock tickets.
5. Keep clearing zones on the endless board to complete areas and collect their artwork.

Tips

• Each 8x8 zone has exactly ten mines; count flags against that total near the end.
• A mistake only locks one zone, so it is safe to move on and come back after the ten-minute wait.

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