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Minesweeper, rebuilt as a 3D toy-soldier diorama you can turn in your hands.

The rules are the ones you know: every number counts the mines touching it, and the
first tile you open is always safe. What is new is the board. Tiles are chunky plastic
blocks, numbers stand up on top of them, flags plant into the dirt, and you can swing
the camera around the field to read a tight corner from a better angle.

NEVER PLAYED MINESWEEPER?
A guided round walks you through it on a small board. It rings the exact tile to touch,
explains what the number means, shows you how to work out that two tiles must be mines,
and lets you plant the flags yourself. Nothing can blow up while you learn. It runs the
first time you open the game, and it is always there in the help page.

FOUR MISSIONS
• Recruit — 8×8, 10 mines
• Soldier — 12×12, 25 mines
• Sapper — 14×14, 35 mines
• Commando — 16×16, 50 mines