4 Minesweepers Challenge (Mini Puzzles Series #24)

Solving a Minesweeper puzzle is always fun. But solving four of them at the same time is even better. In this 4 Minesweepers puzzle, you have to solve all four linked grids together. The numbers in each grid tell you how many mines are in the neighboring cells. But there is an extra rule—when all four puzzles are solved, every coordinate across the grids must contain exactly one mine. This makes the puzzle more interesting and challenging.

I made two puzzles of this type when it appeared in the Oguz Atay Puzzle Contest (OAPC)-5 championship. This is one of them. I am posting it as the 24th puzzle in the Mini Puzzles Series. If you like Minesweeper or enjoy linked puzzles, this one is for you. It is a nice challenge that will keep you engaged. Give it a try and see how you like solving four puzzles at once.

Rules of the 4 Minesweepers puzzle

Place some mines in each diagram so that the numbers inside the grid indicate the number of mines in the neighboring cells. When all four puzzles are solved, every single coordinate should exactly contain one mine.