Dice Sweep

The game

Minesweeper has been to the casino. A felt table full of 3D ivory dice hides a handful of cursed ones, and every die you sweep engraves its pip value — the number of cursed dice touching it. The pips on all swept dice must add up to the number on the big die face pointing up at you, so every safe sweep and every chip you place is a deduction, never a coin flip. Clear all eight tables, from a 5×5 felt with 3 cursed dice up to 9×8 with 15, without sweeping a cursed one.

How to play

• Click a die to sweep it (tap on touch). Sweeping a safe die engraves its pips; a die with no pips sweeps its neighbours for free.
• Long-press (or right-click) a die to drop a chip flag on a suspected cursed die.
• Click an already-swept die whose flag count matches its pips to chord — sweeping all its remaining neighbours at once.
• Sweep every safe die so the total pip sum matches the target die's face to clear the table. Sweep a cursed die and you are busted.
• Space or Enter starts a table, advances after a clear and retries after a bust. P pauses, M mutes.
• The HUD tracks the table number, remaining cursed dice, the pip sum against the target, and a growing chip stack as your clock.