Classic minesweeper with right-click flagging, timer, first-click safety. Beginner, Intermediate, Expert modes
Uncover squares on a grid while avoiding hidden mines. Numbers reveal how many mines border each cell, use that information to deduce safe squares and flag the dangerous ones. One wrong click and it is game over. Minesweeper blends logic, probability, and nerve into an endlessly replayable classic.
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A revealed "1" touches exactly one unopened cell.
Local board
1 [?] , the only hidden neighbour of the 1
Deduction
That [?] must be the single mine → flag it; its other neighbours are safe
A number states exactly how many of its adjacent cells are mines, so when the count equals the number of hidden neighbours, all of them are mines. Pairing that with "satisfied" numbers (whose mines are all flagged) lets you open the rest with certainty rather than luck.
Uncover squares on a grid while avoiding hidden mines. Numbers reveal how many mines border each cell, use that information to deduce safe squares and flag the dangerous ones. One wrong click and it is game over. Minesweeper blends logic, probability, and nerve into an endlessly replayable classic.
Every move requires analyzing neighboring clues and drawing conclusions.
Beginner boards clear in under a minute, perfect for a micro-break.
Edge cases where logic alone is insufficient teach intuitive probability assessment.
Competitive minesweeper has a dedicated community chasing fast clears.
The number on each revealed cell tells you exactly how many of its eight neighbors contain mines. Cross-referencing multiple numbers lets you identify safe cells with certainty and flag confirmed mines. As you clear more of the board, the remaining unknowns become easier to solve, unless you hit an ambiguous corner where educated guessing is unavoidable.
Yes. The board is arranged so your first click never hits a mine.
Rarely, but some board configurations have ambiguous corners where you must make a 50/50 choice.
Each number tells you how many of the 8 surrounding cells contain a mine.
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