Towers vs Mines: the differences

Towers and classic Mines games are similar: you open cells, the multiplier grows and a dangerous cell destroys the bet. But rounds work differently.

Towers

• The board is split into floors, with one cell opened per floor.
• Risk is set by one of 5 difficulty levels.
• The path runs bottom to top, and the floors limit the number of steps.

Mines

• Usually one shared board, with cells opened in any order.
• Risk is usually set by the number of mines.

Which to pick

Like a clear climb with ready-made risk levels? Towers. Want to set up the board yourself? Mines. Either way, start with the minimum bet. 18+.