Japanese Minesweeper is very different from the regular Minesweeper we all played 20 years ago.
Each free cell that you tap will show 4 numbers. They indicate how many mines are above, below, to the right & to the left of that cell. I'm not sure if I've seen this concept before. I think I have.
Each grid has 100 cells and 25 of them are mine.
When I finally solved a level - after 10 tries or so - I peeked at the Leaderboard and discovered I'm the only person playing it This could be the only puzzle app where I'm first and last. However, I deleted this game - does my name still exist on this game's leaderboard?
What I don't like about Japanese Minesweeper: there are times, usually near the end, when you have no choice but to guess. Knowing probability is going to help you though.
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