Minesweeper for Nintendo Switch

A touch-controlled Minesweeper game with adjustable board size, zoom and board dragging.

Minesweeper for Nintendo Switch

Play touchscreen Minesweeper

A touch-controlled Minesweeper game with adjustable board size, zoom and board dragging.

Ready Switch NRO

Minesweeper-Switch.nro

Preserved build: 2.0 · 1.59 MiB

Copy the console NRO to the path shown below. This is a ready build; no compilation is required.

Download NRO
Checksums, contents & source

1,669,972 bytes

SHA-256: 7172be2da02fefdebde3745f15d9e7beb7f08472fad3a2cc86eb70811b22cc9d

The Switch NRO signature and section bounds were checked.

Original file

Version, requirements & SD path

PlatformNintendo Switch
Preserved build2.0
Install pathsdmc:/switch/Minesweeper/Minesweeper-Switch.nro

A homebrew-capable Switch in handheld mode for touch input. The project documents touchscreen controls and Plus to exit. This older port has no documented current firmware range.

These links preserve the verified version above. Check the linked release and your actual CFW/system version before installation.

Install & use Minesweeper

  1. Copy the game NROPlace Minesweeper-Switch.nro in /switch/Minesweeper/.
  2. Launch in handheld modeOpen it in hbmenu with the touchscreen accessible. This port uses touch input for the board and menu actions.
  3. Reveal and mark cellsUse touch to reveal/flag cells and select difficulty. Pinch to resize the board and drag to move it.
  4. Exit with PlusPress Plus when finished. This preserved older port has no documented current firmware range.

Keep the complete file layout

sd:/switch/Minesweeper/Minesweeper-Switch.nro

If something does not work

Use handheld touchscreen input if the board seems unresponsive in docked mode. A missing timer or scoreboard may reflect the port’s features rather than an incomplete download.

Project, images & file verification

Minesweeper project icon from its Homebrew App Store listing. The original image bytes are retained with their source URL and checksum. Ready console files have matching local backup copies, with version, size and SHA-256 recorded. Original containers and older versions are preserved. No downloaded application was executed and physical-console operation was not tested.