Minesweep and Dangerous Activity 3d Software for Windows

#1free Minesweeper
$0 - Silver Creek Entertainment

If you ever played the minesweeper game that came with your computer, you're in for a treat. #1free Minesweeper takes the classic game into the 21st century with full color graphics and way cool special effects that would make any passer by do a double take. Full of lush color, this game is great to play when you need to kill some time. Just be careful you might eat up more time that you planned. The best part is you get it FREE!

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MineSweep +2
$3.99 - Feejo Soft

Instructions

You have to find and flag all the mines. Ex.Suppose you click on a square and 1 appears. This tell you that one of the eight surrounding cells hide one mine. Start a new game using the smily face button on the top.

Features
Original look and feel: MineSweep+ is the perfect clone of the desktop version. Five difficulty levels:
Very Easy - Just for practice
Easy - You'll need some skills
Normal - For very skilled guys
Hard - For No Fear guys
Very Hard - For crazy guys

Two different Gameplay
"Play against time" mode - You'll have to flag all the mine as soon as possible
"Countdown" mode - You'll have a fixed amount of time to complete the level

Smooth Scrolling
If the mine field you're playing is bigger than the PDA's screen size you can scroll the visible portion of the screen using the 4 directional button on the right.
Very large fields
Play on extremely large field (up to 60x60).
Miniature map
Point your target cells using a miniature maps for a bird-eye view on the whole field.
Best scores table
Records your best time for every level of difficulty.
Cool sounds and Graphics effects.
Brand new gfx and sndx effects.

Copyright Notice
Thanks go to Robert Donner, Curt Johnson and Microsoft Corporation for the original concept.

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Atomic Minesweeper
$0 - Absolutist.com

Absolutely new and addictive mine-seeker game! Try to find the dangerous atoms hidden under the squares forming the board. This task will not be too difficult if you use the lightening method - the beams of light will scan the board and point to where these atoms can be hidden. Make your choice between hre skill levels available and enjoy the game. Don't think that it is very easy - some practice will be of great use for you. You needn't open the squares at once - flag those that might hide atoms inside. Don't hurry and stay alive! Spend some hours of real entertainment! Free to play.
This game runs on any 32-bit Windows operating system (Win95/98, NT, ME, 2000, XP) and requires Flash 5 player installed to your computer.

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Moraff Radiation
$15 - Moraff Games

Are you a Minesweeper maniac? Then you've got to check out Moraff's Radiation. It puts a killer spin on the original Minesweeper concept. To win, you use logic and clue markers to eliminate all tiles without blowing yourself up. This engrossing game offers slick-looking full-screen graphics, MIDI-based music, digital sound effects, and two layouts. You'll also find two levels of difficulty, multiple image sets, several background choices, and a "surprise" bonus game. Other features include an animated clock that tracks your performance, the ability to remember your favorite settings, and high-score tracking. When you purchase, you'll get a CD full of registered versions of the developer's other games, including several MahJongg variations. Plus, the registered version includes more skill levels, tile sets, sound effects, and other game elements.

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Combat Engineer
$0 - Agentix Software

A brand-new and cute variation of the Minesweeper style game. You have a limited time to uncover mine field with a an unusual task to switch off the certain mines in the corners of the game field. Several levels of difficulty are available, high scores are recorded, and an honor roll keeps track of the family experts giving them nice funny icons. Combat Engineer is one of the longest time wasting I know.

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Dangerous activity 3D
$14.95 - Viewizard

Dangerous Activity 3D is a new head-scratching puzzle. If you are a fan of Microsoft's Minesweeper, then its idea and rules should be familiar to you. The game challenges you to hone your combat engineering skills on numerous missions unfolding on the minefield which is split into sectors. Using your mouse, you must locate all mines without actually uncovering them. The number of an uncovered sector tells you how many mines are in the eight sectors that surround the numbered one. Think carefully because if you click on the wrong sector, then its mine blows up and you have to start the game all over again. Using logic and a bit of intuition to detect and disarm a mine is a big part of succeeding in Dangerous Activity 3D.

While Minesweeper and Dangerous Activity 3D share the same game rules, the latter looks and plays differently than the popular puzzle. With its stunning 3D visuals and dynamic background, the game brings the classic gameplay to life, giving you a more lifelike play experience. Changing weather scenes add to the total realism, with weather conditions ranging from a clear sunny day to a downpour of rain and flashes of lightning in the background. And you can view all this from different perspectives by zooming the camera in or out, rotating it clockwise or anticlockwise, bringing it up or down. With the same point-and-click simplicity, you can change the minefield length, width, number, types of mines among other settings.

Dangerous Activity 3D at a Glance
- Diversely themed 3D environments with five types of weather;
- Three types of mines to spice up the gameplay;
- Customization of the shape of a minefield and sectors;
- Sound effects to add to the game realism.

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