Dangerous Activity 3D is a new head-scratching puzzle. If you are a fan of Microsoft's Minesweeper, then its idea and rules should be familiar to you. The game challenges you to hone your combat engineering skills on numerous missions unfolding on the minefield which is split into sectors. Using your mouse, you must locate all mines without actually uncovering them. The number of an uncovered sector tells you how many mines are in the eight sectors that surround the numbered one. Think carefully because if you click on the wrong sector, then its mine blows up and you have to start the game all over again. Using logic and a bit of intuition to detect and disarm a mine is a big part of succeeding in Dangerous Activity 3D.

While Minesweeper and Dangerous Activity 3D share the same game rules, the latter looks and plays differently than the popular puzzle. With its stunning 3D visuals and dynamic background, the game brings the classic gameplay to life, giving you a more lifelike play experience. Changing weather scenes add to the total realism, with weather conditions ranging from a clear sunny day to a downpour of rain and flashes of lightning in the background. And you can view all this from different perspectives by zooming the camera in or out, rotating it clockwise or anticlockwise, bringing it up or down. With the same point-and-click simplicity, you can change the minefield length, width, number, types of mines among other settings.

Dangerous Activity 3D at a Glance
- Diversely themed 3D environments with five types of weather;
- Three types of mines to spice up the gameplay;
- Customization of the shape of a minefield and sectors;
- Sound effects to add to the game realism.

Platforms: Win95 , Win98 , WinME , Windows2000 , WinXP

System requirements: Pentium 300; 64 MB RAM;