Minesweeper 3D – Screenshots

Minesweeper 3D is a free browser game that moves classic Minesweeper into a real 3D cube grid. Every cube has up to 26 neighbors instead of 8, and every board can be solved by logic without guessing. These screenshots show the main game modes.

Key facts

Cube grids from 4×4×4 to 8×8×8 plus the Enterprise ship level
Up to 26 neighbors per cube
No-Guess boards: every board is solvable by logic
Logic solver and autopilot that explain every move
Icosahedron geometry and your own geometry editor (Pro)
Free, no download, no ads – in German, English and Spanish

All game modes at a glance

Minesweeper 3D collage: 3D cube grid, icosahedron, Enterprise ship, custom geometry editor, guided tutorial and logic solver — Collage of the cube grid, icosahedron, Enterprise ship, custom geometry editor, guided tutorial and logic solver.

The 3D cube grid

Minesweeper 3D gameplay: numbered cubes in a 3D cube grid with the logic solver — A number counts the mines among up to 26 neighboring cubes: in front, behind, above, below and diagonally.

Icosahedron geometry (Pro)

Minesweeper 3D icosahedron level: nested spherical shells of numbered cells, solvable without guessing — Nested icosahedral shells made of truncated-pyramid cells. Neighbors share faces, edges and corners, also across shells. No-guess boards are supported here too.

Enterprise ship level

Minesweeper 3D Enterprise level: cubes arranged in the shape of the NCC-1701 starship in front of a planet — Level 6 builds the playing field in the shape of the NCC-1701 Enterprise. A sub-region view lets you focus on one part of the ship.

Logic solver and autopilot

Minesweeper 3D autopilot explaining a logical deduction: this cube must be a mine — The autopilot plays a board step by step and explains every deduction, for example when two numbers share the same neighbors but differ by one mine.

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