This ApkResult will teach you how to play Minesweeper on a Windows computer. Although Minesweeper is no longer pre-installed on Windows computers, you can download the remastered version for free from the Windows 10 Store.
Part 1
Learn Minesweeper mechanics
1) Understand the principles behind Minesweeper. Each Minesweeper game starts with a grid of unmarked squares. After clicking on one of these squares, some squares will disappear, some will be empty, and some will have numbers. It is your job to discover what that is and to bring it about.
The Minesweeper is similar to the Sudoku puzzle in that your success largely depends on being able to eliminate possible answers until there is only one answer left.
2) Use the left and right buttons on the mouse. Mines is the only device you need to play Minesweeper. The left mouse button is used to click on areas that do not have mines, while the right mouse button is used to highlight areas with mines.
At a higher level of difficulty, you have to mark the mines in which you suspect there may be mines until you can check if there are mines in them.
3) Don't worry about your first click. There will never be a mine under the square before you click
4) Learn what numbers mean. The number on the square refers to the number of mines touching the square. For example, if two fields touch each other and there is a "1" on one of them, you know that there is a mine under the field next to it.
Part 2
Download Minesweeper
1) Open the Start screen titled Windowsstart.png. Click on the Windows logo in the lower-left corner of the screen.
2) Enter the store at the beginning. This will search the store app on your computer.
3) Microsoft Store App Icon v3.png Open an image named Microsoft Store. At the top of the Start window, click on the Microsoft Store search result.
4) Click on the "Search" bar. It's in the upper-right corner of the Microsoft Store window.
5) Look for Minesweeper. Enter Microsoft Minesweeper in the search bar and wait for the drop-down menu to appear at the bottom of the bar.
6) Click on Microsoft Minesweeper. It is located below the search bar in the drop-down menu.
7) Click on Receive. It's a blue button under the heading "Microsoft Minesweeper". This will install Minesweeper on your computer.
Part 3
Play Minesweeper
1) Open Minesweeper. Once Minesweeper is installed, click Start when prompted, or open a startup image titled WindowsStart.png, type Minesweeper, and click the green Microsoft Minesweeper app.
2) Select the difficulty level. Start at the top left of your first game window by clicking on one of the following difficulty settings:
- Simple 9x9 - Nine by nine grid with 10 leads.
- Medium 16x16 - Sixteen by sixteen grids with 40 leads.
- Expert 30x16 - 36 grid with 99 mines.
- Custom - Set your own game parameters including grid size, number of mines, etc.
3) Navigate through the tutorial if you want. If this is your first game in Microsoft Minesweeper, you will be asked to start a tutorial that will help you learn the basics of Minesweeper.
- If you do not want to play through the tutorial, click Drop at the top of the window instead.
4) Click on any square on the grid. The Minesweeper game begins.
5) Check the numbers. Each number on the board currently refers to the number of mines touching the square of that number.
6) Right-click on any square that you think has mines. He will put up a flag in the square. To help with the latter elimination process it is best to start with spaces made entirely of mines (e.g. a space next to "1" on the board).
- Make sure you don't mark more spaces on the board than the number of spaces.
7) Double-click any right square with the right mouse button. This will put a question mark on the square, indicating that you want to leave the square alone until you exclude the other square.
- This is a safe strategy for a board that has all but two or three mines.
8) Click on any cell that does not have mines. This will delete those sections.
9) Clear the board. To win the Minesweeper round, you need to click on each square of the board which has no mine below. Once it's done, the game is over.
- If you accidentally click on the box below which the mine is located, the game will end. You have the option to start a new game or restart the game you just played.
Tips
The more you play Minesweeper, the more you learn to find patterns showing mines (or lack of mines).
When you see the "121" pattern along a straight line, place the flag on the flag and go to number 2.
What are the profits and consequences of downloading the Minesweep Apk directly?
Pros:
- You can download any version of the application directly from the third-party website. You can have the app archives of most versions and you can download them according to your needs.
- Unlike Play Store, downloading is instant, you don't have to wait for the review process, etc.
- After downloading, there is an APK file on your memory card/system memory. So you can uninstall and reinstall them many times without downloading.
Cons:
- Downloading apps from third-party sources are not usually checked by Google. So it can be harmful to your phone.
- APK files may contain viruses that steal data from your phone or damage your phone.
- Your apps won't automatically update because they don't usually have access to the Google Play Store.
