Nonosweeper for Windows

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Download.com staffAugust 30, 2015

If you think you've licked the classic Windows time-waster Minesweeper, try this free variant based on Nonogram logic puzzles. In Nonosweeper, each column and row of the grid is marked with numeric clues (the nonograms) as to which squares are safe, and which deadly. By correlating the clues in two dimensions, you can pick your way around the hidden mines. The effort is mind-bending, at least at first. After solving a puzzle, you can upload your score to the developer's Web site. The program offers three levels of difficulty, with grids ranging from 6x6 to 15x15 rows. The game's austere design won't win over puzzlephobes, but temps, goof-offs, and Minesweeper addicts everywhere have found a new friend.

What’s new in version 2.1

Version 2.1: New design and skin change option.

Nonosweeper for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: June 6, 2012

Latest update: August 30, 2015

Version: 2.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

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Windows 2000
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Windows Vista
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows 7
Windows 10
Windows 98

Additional Requirements: .NET Framework 3.0

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Total Downloads: 10,458

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User Reviews

4.2/5

14 User Votes

Fun, but not for long
BlackKnight_UKFebruary 27, 2012
Pros
Its a good cross between Nonogram and Minesweeper.
Cons
Got boring after two games.
Summary
One Of My Favourites - I Just Love It
Old Dog New TricksDecember 31, 2011
Pros
- Simple In Theory, but can be so very frustrating
Cons
- Why don't they let you make the game size visually larger ?
Summary
Just a fantastic easy to learn - hard to crack - game. Just occassionally, you have to rely upon luck (at least, I do) but it's nearly always down to logic, which suits me just fine. It's such a pity that the author didn't spare thought for my tired eyes, and make the game size visually larger.
Crappy Game
559JoshFebruary 19, 2009
Pros
No Real Pros...Free...but crappy
Cons
Crappy Game...NON-LOGICAL Numbering format.
Summary
Interesting variation on Minesweeper
melsukDecember 30, 2008
Pros
Mental challenge, replay value
Cons
Basic puzzle, basic graphics, need more visual stimulation. Tried Gemsweeper at lobstersoft.com and found the same kind of gameplay with hot graphics
Summary
A fun variation of mine sweeper.
MorkieAugust 29, 2005
Pros
It's a simple game, but surprizingly addictive.
Cons
The player can't change the size of the minefield.
Summary
An awesome minesweeper variant. I urge you to try it!
KobbieFebruary 28, 2005
Pros
A satisfying variation of Minesweeper that leaves you scratching your head, but is totally addictive. Great fun to play, as are all of the games from this site.
Cons
Summary
Nanosweeper is new, but....
puzman6February 22, 2005
Pros
I like the game but the colors are a bit dull
Cons
see the comment above
Summary
It's a real great game. Interesting Challenge for your brain :)
KrassFebruary 8, 2005
Pros
Nonosweeper is similar to the Windowsgame Minessweeper, but has been improved. You have to find mines, but where they are hidden is described by nonogrames. You are really good if you are able to solve "Hard". Try out!!! No waste of time.
Cons
Summary
I love this product, it's my favourite game!
KunolJanuary 30, 2005
Pros
It's once game which covers my free time and I think, that blizzard games are worse than Nonosweeper!
Cons
Summary
Intelectually Stimulating Yet Exhilleratingly Exciting
HelloKittyismyMomJanuary 30, 2005
Pros
I can't get enough of this game. It makes me think yet I have fun while I do it. Long live it's creator, whoever he might be.
Cons
There are only 24 hours in a day.
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Developer’s Description

By Simplism Games

Play Minesweeper in a completely new way using Nonograms.

Nonosweeper is a cross between the popular Windows game Minesweeper and the hidden-pictures logic puzzles known as Nonograms or Griddlers. Unlike Minesweeper, all the clues are given at the start and placed outside the grid, giving completely different gameplay - but the other rules are the same, so don't click on a mine or it's Game Over. You can upload your record times to an on-line database to see how you rank. An exciting new challenge for Minesweeper fans and Nonogram fans alike.