Mine3D Alternatives
Mine3D is described as 'Can you play Minesweeper in 3D? Same rules, one more dimension' and is a Puzzle Game in the Games category. There are more than 10 games similar to Mine3D for a variety of platforms, including Android, iPhone, Windows, Linux and Android Tablet. The best alternative is Microsoft Minesweeper, which is free. Other Mine3D like games are Mines-Perfect (Free), miniSweeper (Free), KMines (Free, Open Source) and GoMine (Free).
- Minesweeper is a single-player video game. The object of the game is to clear an abstract minefield without detonating a mine.
- Mines-Perfect is a classic hunt for mines game with many advanced features including: -PortableApps version available -Improved mousehandling -Shows the complexity of the next move -More boards (hexagon, triangles, etc)
- miniSweeper is a new take on the classic MineSweeper game. Use strategy and smart thinking to reveal all the mines as fast as possible!
- Challenge your friends to a game of multiplayer Minesweeper!.
- Mines (previously gnomine) is a puzzle game where you locate mines floating in an ocean using only your brain and a little bit of luck.
- Looking for mines on triangular or square fields. You needn't have luck to win and you must not guess. The computer transposes the mines during a game. It will help you at the moments when numbers don't give you enough information to make a reasonable move.
- Simple one-tap strategy game where you have a virtual minefield and you must liberate it. If you play tapping randomly in the field probably your penguin will become a good petard, otherwise you and your cute penguin are probably destined to survive.No screenshots yet
- "Minesweeper" - a simple game that, nevertheless, develops attention, memory and logic. Its main goal is to find and mark the mines with flags. You need to be very careful: as soon as you open the cage under which an explosive surprise is hidden, the game is over.
- Enjoy the classic look and feel of the game as you work to mark the mines without uncovering one. You use the numbers of a revealed square to tell you how many mines are next to that square. Using logic, you figure out where the mines are and mark them. Watch out!