IED

IED is an open-source puzzle game for Android. It presents a three-dimensional version of Minesweeper built around cubes containing deadly explosives. The game is intended for players who want a spatial puzzle rather than a conventional two-dimensional board.

Its central challenge is understanding neighboring cube positions in three dimensions. Instead of considering only eight surrounding cells, the game can require attention to as many as 26 neighbors. Cubes are available in various sizes, so the amount of space to interpret can change from one puzzle to another. Solving the layouts requires careful use of the information presented and a clear mental view of the structure.

IED fits the Android Puzzle Game category because its main activity is solving explosive-filled cube layouts through spatial reasoning. Its open-source license places the program within an open development model rather than a proprietary-only release. This may suit Android users who prefer software that can be examined or adapted according to the license terms.

MirrorNest distributes IED by mirroring the official build directly on its own storage. The mirrored build is scanned for malware before it is published. This gives Android users a catalog-based way to obtain the official version while keeping the platform, category, and licensing information clear.