Minefield was published for the ZX Spectrum 48K in 1983 by David Goodman.

In this game for the 48K Spectrum you play the part of a tank driver trying to make your way across the minefield to headquarters with vital military secrets. But to arrive in one piece you must first find a safe path through the mines, which naturally you cannot see, by using you mine detector to tell you how many mines are adjacent to you. This game is a good test of your patience and nerve. How long can you go on dodging the mines before you charge straight into the screen and get blown up?

The game is an obvious clone of Mined Out by Quicksilva. Unlike the original version action replays are not optional and you are rescuing soldiers instead of damsels. The scoring system is also different and there are no mine spreaders.

The following attributes can be used to map the evolution of Minesweeper. Blue cells are confirmed attributes for official versions of Spectrum Minefield. Yellow cells are unknown.