The board
never ends.
It's the Minesweeper you grew up with, now with one fun new question: how far do you dare to go? The further out you wander, the more each tile is worth, and the more likely it's hiding a mine. Stop and keep your run whenever you're ready.
If you've played Minesweeper, you already know how.
Same simple rules you remember. The only new part is the choice: after each safe tile, do you stop and keep your points, or push a little deeper?
Tap to open
Tap a tile to open it. The numbers tell you how many mines are nearby, and empty tiles clear a whole patch at once, just like you remember. Every safe tile you find adds to your score.
Head further out
The further you get from the start, the more each tile is worth, and the more mines you'll run into. There's almost always a safe move if you look closely, so going deep is about reading the board, not guessing.
Keep it, or risk it
Cash Out is always one tap away. Stop whenever you like and your points are yours for good. And if you do hit a mine, you still keep half, so a great run is never wiped out in one go.
The further you go, the better it gets.
Close to home it's a gentle warm-up. Out at the edges it gets genuinely tense, and that's exactly where the big points are. The deepest tiles are worth far more than the easy ones near the start, so it always pays to keep exploring.
- Stakes that climb. Mines start out rare and slowly get more common the further you wander.
- Bigger rewards out deep. A single far-out tile can be worth many times one back near home.
- Skill, not luck. Tuned so you can almost always think your way forward, never stuck on a coin flip.
- Soft landing. Hit a mine and you still keep half your points, so a bold run is never a total loss.
One board. One shot. The whole world.
Every day, everyone plays the exact same board, and everyone gets one try. The moment you cash out, your score lands on the Game Center leaderboard, right next to your friends and the rest of the world. Always free.
- Always fair. The daily board is free for everyone, and no amount of money buys you a second try.
- Made for sharing. Every run leaves behind its own little shape, ready to send to the group chat.
- Come back tomorrow. Build a streak, climb the ranks, and find a fresh board waiting each morning.
Calm, clean, and quietly satisfying.
No clutter, no flashing banners, no noise. Just a board that looks lovely in light or dark, feels great in your hands, and stays out of the way so you can think.
You pay for more game, never an advantage.
No subscriptions, no ads, no coins to collect. The daily board is free forever. If you'd like to keep playing, you unlock Endless one time: buy it outright, or earn a lower price just by playing a good round.
Today's board
The whole thing, free for everyone.
- One shared board every day
- Game Center leaderboard & streaks
- Cards made for sharing
Play forever
Free to try on your first day. After that, a single unlock gives you unlimited boards, yours for keeps.
- As many fresh boards as you want
- Earn a lower price by playing well, with unlimited tries
- Pay once. No subscription, no ads
The daily board stays free and fair, so the leaderboard actually means something. Unlocking Endless only ever gives you more to play, never a leg up on anyone else. Even the round that earns you a discount runs on a practice board that never counts toward a leaderboard.
Questions, answered.
The quick version of how SAPPER works, what it costs, and where to play.
What is SAPPER?
SAPPER is a push-your-luck take on Minesweeper for iPhone, iPad and Mac. It plays by the rules you already know, but the board never ends: the further out you go, the more each tile is worth, and the more likely it hides a mine. You decide when to cash out.
Is SAPPER free?
Yes. The daily board is free for everyone, forever, with no ads. If you want unlimited play you can unlock Endless once, a single purchase with no subscription.
How is it different from classic Minesweeper?
The rules are the same, but instead of one fixed grid you explore an endless board. Mines get more common and points grow the further you travel, so every safe tile is a choice: bank what you have, or push a little deeper.
Do I need to be good at Minesweeper?
No. You start in a calm, low-density area, and the board is tuned so you can almost always think your way forward rather than guess. Hit a mine and you still keep half your points.
Is there a daily challenge and a leaderboard?
Every day everyone plays the exact same board and gets one attempt. Cash out and your score lands on a Game Center leaderboard, against your friends and the rest of the world.
What devices does SAPPER run on?
iPhone, iPad and Mac, on iOS 26, iPadOS 26 and macOS 26. One purchase covers all your devices.
The board is waiting.
Give the board above a try right now, then grab SAPPER for your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.