SAPPER ON THE RADAR

A great idea to diversify the sapper series came to the authors of this game, and the implementation is not bad. This Minesweeper, unlike its numerous counterparts, is not static, but dynamic!

Let's explain what's going on. In the classic versions of the mine clearance device, the minefield is stationary, that is, stationary. In the same version of Minesweeper, the field floats from right to left, as if we can see it on radar. The color scheme — black and green, only enhance the radar effect.

Your task is still to clear the field of mines, or rather to mark these very mines. When clearing the field, remember that the number in the cell indicates the number of mines located in neighboring cells. There can't be more than one mine in a single cell.

Since everything is dynamic, you must have time to neutralize a section of the field before it falls under the red line on the left side of the radar. All undisclosed mines will take away your points, and correctly identified ones will add them.