How MineGlyph works (60 seconds)
Minesweeper, minus the coin flips. Every board is built so it can be cleared by reasoning alone.
1) The rules
Dig a patch of grass. A number tells you how many of the eight cells around it hide a mine. Flag the mines, dig everything else, and the meadow is clear.
2) No guessing, ever
Classic Minesweeper often ends in a 50/50 you can only guess. MineGlyph opens a starting patch for you and only deals boards that a logic solver can clear from there without a single guess. If you hit a mine, there was a way to know. Rewind and find it.
3) Reading the field
A 1 touching a single hidden cell means that cell is a mine. A number whose mines are all flagged means the rest of its neighbours are safe: tap it to clear them all at once. When two numbers share neighbours, compare them; the difference is often the key.
Made by me 👋
MineGlyph is the GlyphVerse's meadow: the Minesweeper you remember, except it never makes you guess. One daily field for everyone, three practice sizes, and every mine turns into a flower when you win.
Contact: @numberglyph