Topologic

Have you ever wondered what a 3D version of Minesweeper would feel like? I did — and here’s what I discovered. The game is built around six types of grid objects, each with its own geometry and neighbor‑calculation rules:

• Classic cells — behave exactly like traditional Minesweeper tiles.
• Classic hard cells — unopenable structural blocks (up to 28 possible neighbors).
• Light cubes — follow classic rules but in 3D, connecting to up to 8 neighbors.
• Closed cubes — calculate neighbors only within their own structure, ignoring all external cells.
• Hard cubes — combine 3D geometry with classic logic, reaching up to 20–32 neighbors depending on configuration.

The goal remains the same: open all safe cells. But as difficulty increases, the familiar “Minesweeper feeling” fades away. The logic becomes spatial, layered, and fundamentally different — which is exactly why the game has its unusual name.