document updated 12 years ago, on Jul 25, 2012
Windows versions of Minesweeper
- Mines-Perfect by Christian Czepluch (excuse his English) — effectively demonstrates why more than one mouse button isn't necessary. Also guarantees that games generated should require no guessing. Also has multiple shapes: 6-neighbors, 7-neighbors, 8-neighbors(square-tiling), 8-neighbors(parquet-tiling), 12-neighbors, 14-neighbors, and 26-neighbors. Also has an auto-solver based on rule complexity! (so you can practice learning a new rule by having it solve all lower-complexity rules, and only leaving the situations that you're just now learning to solve) Also allows maximum board size of 44x78, which is kind of epic.
- Novel Mines by NovelGames (the original NON-FLASH one (no, the downloadable-but-still-flash version doesn't count either)) — lots of different shapes (3-neighbors, 4-neighbors, 6-neighbors, 8-neighbors, and 12-neighbors). Historical versions are:
| version | filename | filesize | MD5 | possible download locations
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| v1.3
| novelmines.exe
| 405,935 (396.420 KB)
| af93a6cf8980543f8c81bcb1d1728295
| [1]
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| v1.2.2
| novelmines.exe
| ?
| ?
| ?
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| v1.2
| novelmines.exe
| 372,055 (363.334 KB)
| f96dd80217631f6bcd7e6cff4aa256e9
| [1]
[2]
[3]
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- Minesweeper Clone by Rodrigo Silveira Camargo — video recording, captures lots of statitistics, ...
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