At long last, we’re bringing this small, nostalgic project to everyone.
When I first touched a computer as a kid, the very first game I played wasn’t an online game, nor was it some big title—it was a little grid game with a gray background and blue borders. Back then, I didn’t even know the word “Minesweeper.” I only knew that every time I clicked a square, my heart would skip a beat.
As I grew up, I became a game developer, and I experienced the harsh realities of the market. So I made a decision— to take that tiny childhood grid and turn it into a Minesweeper game that could truly get people hooked all over again.
Why “Big Mine”?
We didn’t just remake the old game—we added something much crazier on top of nostalgia:
Reverse Explosion Mode — blasting is now more satisfying than ever!
Squares are no longer just numbers; they chain-react, they shake, they blow open paths. Accidentally clicked a mine? No worries—the mine will help you open up a whole new world.
Zero-cost quick fun — pick up and play
Every stage is fast-paced. Every run can get you hooked in 10 seconds (your blood pressure included).
You’ll even tell yourself: “Just one more before bed.”
Of course, you know that’s a lie.
Multiple modes — Minesweeper is just the beginning
Chain Explosion Mode: one tap, triple the satisfaction
Classic Minesweeper: whether you’re a veteran, a pro, or a total beginner, multiple difficulty levels await you
Where are the mines? You’ll have to figure that out yourself—they’re not going to tell you.
something we want to say...
This is the first product made by our studio. All we want is to bring back a simple game that delivers that long-lost heartbeat feeling. If you’re willing to spend just a few minutes trying it, maybe you’ll feel that same moment from years ago—when your heart pounded louder than the bomb right before clicking the next square.
Finally, thank you. Thank you to every player who’s willing to give a little attention to a Minesweeper game.
In the world of Minesweeper:Big bomb
May you step forward bravely, unafraid of stepping on mines. May “Game Over” never stop you. And may you always have the courage to start again.