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Minesweeper.
I highly recommend Tametsi on Steam. It's Minesweeper, but each puzzle is designed to be solvable with zero guessing, and it uses different shapes and some other neat tricks to keep it interesting. It's 98 cents on Steam right now.
Sounds interesting!
I recommend https://davidnhill.github.io/JSMinesweeper/ - it has a no guessing mode, a fast mode to skip obvious choices, can show hints if you need any, is free and works in your browser.
I also recommend https://zblip.itch.io/mine-of-sight - it's more complex than Minesweeper and has different types of Minesweeper-esque clues combined into a single game. It's also free and runs in your browser.
Can confirm
3D Minesweeper. Not sure I really like it, but it's a concept.
I play that too from time to time.
May I recommend minesweeper.online?