Four mine types
Positive and negative real and imaginary mines represent +1, −1, +i and −i. A cell shows the magnitude of the sum of all nearby mines.
Game port
Complex Mines · Native Ports
ComplexSweeper · Complex Mines
Four kinds of mines, 24 reachable values and a different way to reason about the board. Native HarmonyOS, Android and Apple ports of Qingyuexiao’s open-source game preserve its classic pixel style and circular complex-number mode.
Minesweeper with complex mines
+1−1+i−i
Cancellation is not empty
A +1 mine and a −i mine give √2. A +1 and a −1 cancel to 0. A blank means there are no nearby mines; a zero can hide cancelling pairs.
Winning and expanding
Reveal every non-mine cell to win. Expansion requires the nearby flag count to match the actual mine count and the real-to-imaginary ratio to match the true ratio or its reciprocal. Flagged cells remain protected.
On phones, tap a covered cell to cycle flags and hold to reveal it. On macOS, left-click reveals and right-click flags. Select a revealed number to attempt expansion; select the face to restart. Three difficulties: 9×9 / 10 mines, 16×16 / 40 mines and 30×16 / 99 mines.
Three platforms, one set of rules
HarmonyOS
ArkTS + ArkUI with native navigation, pixel tiles, sound, haptics and local scores.
GitHub repositoryAndroid
Kotlin + Jetpack Compose with a native board and classic mine counters, SoundPool audio, haptics and SharedPreferences.
Source not yet publicApple
Swift + SwiftUI in one multiplatform project for iOS, iPadOS and macOS, with separate touch and mouse controls.
Source not yet publicAll three ports use integer arithmetic and the mulberry32 generator. Board fingerprints for identical seeds check consistency between platforms. Only circular complex-number mode is ported; the upstream hyperbolic mode is not included.
Original game and ports
Qingyuexiao (Yueqing-Chen) created the original Zig + Win32 game, rules, atlas and audio; Rayawa maintains these three native ports. The ports are based on upstream v1.2.0 and their code is GPL-3.0. Original classic Minesweeper images belong to Microsoft; other additions and audio come from the upstream game. See each repository’s asset documentation for the specific licences.
Original game by QingyuexiaoTechnology
ArkTS / ArkUIKotlin / ComposeSwift / SwiftUImulberry32GPL-3.0