Minesweeper

Minesweeper is a deduction game built around numbered clues. Each revealed number states how many mines touch that cell, letting you identify safe ground and mark hazards without guessing.

Reveal a covered square to expose a clue or expand an empty area.

Compare each number with the covered and flagged cells surrounding it.

Flag every certain mine and uncover all remaining safe squares to clear the board.

Left-click to reveal a cell and right-click to place or remove a flag. Use the reset control when you want a fresh mine layout.

Tap to reveal and use the dedicated flag mode or long press where offered. Confirm the active tool before touching a crowded clue cluster.

Winning quickly improves the result, while accurate flags help avoid fatal reveals. Flags alone do not finish the board; every non-mine square must be opened.

Larger fields and higher mine density create overlapping clues with fewer obvious moves. Edge patterns and uncertain regions demand careful bookkeeping.

When a clue already touches its full mine count in flags, reveal its other neighbors safely.

If a clue has as many covered neighbors as remaining mines, flag all of those neighbors.

Work along the boundary between open and covered cells instead of clicking deep unknown space.

Treating a flag as confirmed without matching it to a clue can corrupt later deductions.

Revealing a random covered cell before exhausting deterministic moves adds unnecessary risk.