> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mining-squad.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mining-squad.app/en/readme/o-jogo/game-modes/mini-games/minefield.md).

# Minesweeper

Minesweeper Mode is also a mini-game style game mode. To participate, the player needs to find a box, with the design of an explosive mine, in [Adventure](/en/readme/o-jogo/game-modes/adventure-endless.md) mode. When starting the game, the player chooses a miner to enter the mine (rarity and level are not important in this mode, unless you place a lot of trust in the luck of a specific miner). This time the player must use calm and strategy to get his rewards. In this mode, the mine has two types of blocks, earth blocks and earth blocks with landmines (both have the same appearance). The player needs to choose which block to drill in the line below him, running the risk of finding a free block, or a block with explosives. By choosing a block without an explosive, the player collects the reward from this floor, and advances to the next. Once again he finds himself in a horizontal free space and needs to choose a new block to break and descend. In the first level of this mode, there is only one mine, but as the player goes down, the chances of block with mines increase, as well as the prizes for completed floors increase. After the 15th level, all following levels have only 1 mine-free block, but the prize keeps increasing exponentially. In this mode, the miner has unlimited hits. Below is a table with the list of levels, number of mines, and prizes per level.

![Minesweeper demo](/files/Z2B6fF40JsJfoPei8VqZ)

{% hint style="info" %}
The prizes in this mode are based on the Fibonacci sequence, so to calculate the prize for each floor after the 15th floor, simply follow the sequence by adding the prize for the two previous floors to the current floor.
{% endhint %}

| Floor | Explosives | Rewards |
| ----- | ---------- | ------- |
| 1     | 1          | 1 MSB   |
| 2     | 2          | 2 MSB   |
| 3     | 3          | 3 MSB   |
| 4     | 4          | 5 MSB   |
| 5     | 5          | 8 MSB   |
| 6     | 6          | 13 MSB  |
| 7     | 7          | 21 MSB  |
| 8     | 8          | 34 MSB  |
| 9     | 9          | 55 MSB  |
| 10    | 10         | 89 MSB  |
| 11    | 11         | 144 MSB |
| 12    | 12         | 233 MSB |
| 13    | 13         | 377 MSB |
| 14    | 14         | 610 MSB |
| 15    | 15         | 987 MSB |
| 16 >  | 15         | \~      |


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