The classic Minesweeper principles are brought into the fourth dimension in 4D Minesweeper. Each square in four dimensions might have up to 80 neighbors, providing plenty of data. This means you’ll have to guess less to proceed, and the relationships between the squares will get more intricate.
Guides
4D Minesweeper – Basic Guide
A brief introduction to Minesweeper in 2 and 4 dimensions. Guide to Basics Minesweeper If you already know how to play the 2D Minesweeper, skip to the next section. The […]