14 Minesweeper Variants, as the name suggests, is a normal minesweeper game with 14 additional and varying rulesets. The rulesets have a lot of variety ranging from simple rules such as Quad; There must be at least 1 mine in a 2x2 square. To absolutely mind-boggling such as Eyesight; The clue indicates the number of non-mines it can see in 4 directions (the number also includes itself). A mine in the way blocks the sight. Some of the rulesets may be similar to one another, but all of them change the way you think in their own way.

The game also has a lot of QOL tools and tweaks that I honestly can't believe aren't used in other Minesweeper-inspired games. The two especially noteworthy ones are a built-in brush mode, that allows you to mark possible mine spots as well as test out the more complex theories without the use of a paper or external program, and Auto-fill, which if you double-click a tile that has only one possible move left, it automatically fills the tile with the corresponding move.

But the absolute best thing about this game is that it requires absolutely no guesswork. Even if you don't enable Extreme Mode, which disables guessing altogether. There is always something that will get you to the correct deduction. Whether it be, the tile value, the ruleset or the number of mines left. You will always have something that will tell you the correct next move.

Overall, if you're a Minesweeper fan or a fan of good puzzle games. Then this game is a must-try.