Beach
Sea-blue hidden cells and sun-warmed sand reveals, with coquillage scattered on the shore and waves that lap further onto the sand at the coastline's corners.
About the Beach Skin
The Beach skin turns the board into a coastline seen from above: unrevealed cells ripple like open sea in two tones of blue, while revealed cells become warm sand dotted with shells, starfish, and the odd crab. Wherever sand borders the sea, foam and current gradients wash onto the shore — and reach further at corners where waves converge, just like a real breaking tide. An umbrella marks your flags, and a shark surfaces when a bomb is revealed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Beach skin in Minesweeper?
Beach is a published Minesweeper skin where hidden cells look like rippling sea and revealed cells look like sand scattered with shells, starfish, and crabs.
Why does the sand look different near the edges of the sea?
Revealed sand cells that border hidden sea cells get a wave and foam overlay, and it reaches further onto the sand at corners where the sea wraps around two sides at once, like a wave breaking on the shore.
What do the flag and bomb look like in the Beach skin?
Flags are marked with a beach umbrella, and revealed bombs show a shark to keep the ocean theme consistent.
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