Print this week's daily boards or a pack of 24, from easy to hard, with the answers on the last pages. On paper you can't open a square, so each board comes with the numbers you need already printed. A4 or Letter, black and white, free.
In the print dialog, choose A4 or Letter and turn off the browser's own headers and footers. Every sheet already carries the date and our address.
Today's puzzle and the six before it, the same boards everyone plays online. The answers follow, except today's.
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The 12 easiest Minesweeper practice puzzles, then the 12 hardest, with all the answers on the last pages. The pack doesn't change, so you can print it again for the next class.
Minesweeper minesweeper The 12 easiestName
Mark every mine. A number counts the mines in the eight squares around it; squares with a number are safe. The total is under the board.
Minesweeper minesweeper The 12 easiestName
Mark every mine. A number counts the mines in the eight squares around it; squares with a number are safe. The total is under the board.
Minesweeper minesweeper The 12 easiestName
Mark every mine. A number counts the mines in the eight squares around it; squares with a number are safe. The total is under the board.
Minesweeper minesweeper The 12 hardestName
Mark every mine. A number counts the mines in the eight squares around it; squares with a number are safe. The total is under the board.
Minesweeper minesweeper The 12 hardestName
Mark every mine. A number counts the mines in the eight squares around it; squares with a number are safe. The total is under the board.
Minesweeper minesweeper The 12 hardestName
Mark every mine. A number counts the mines in the eight squares around it; squares with a number are safe. The total is under the board.
Minesweeper minesweeper Answers
Minesweeper minesweeper Answers
Every puzzle has exactly one answer, and you can always reach it by logic alone.
Mark a mine with a dot and a square you know is safe with a small cross. Start with the numbers that touch the fewest blank squares, and keep the total in mind: near the end it often settles the last squares.
Yes. Each printed board has exactly one way to place its mines, and you can find it by logic from the printed numbers and the total, without guessing.
Yes. Print and photocopy as many as you like for your home, classroom, library or puzzle club, free of charge. Please keep the logicsnack.com line on each page, and don't sell the sheets.
On the last pages of each pack, numbered like the puzzles, 12 to a page. If you want to solve first, print the puzzle pages only: the print dialog lets you choose pages.
Both. The sheets are sized to fit either paper, so you only choose it in the print dialog. Two puzzles per page gives bigger boards for young solvers; four saves paper.
There's no file to download. Press Print and your browser lays out the pages. To keep a PDF, pick "Save as PDF" as the printer in the same dialog.
Every day. Minesweeper gets a new daily puzzle at midnight, so the sheets for the last seven days change each morning. The practice pack stays the same.