About Flag Mine Hunt
It follows the rules of classic Minesweeper, a board puzzle where logic beats luck.
Each number you uncover tells you how many mines sit in the squares touching it, so this is a brain game about reading those clues. Open every safe square and you clear the level. Open a mine and the round is over.
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The game is split into levels, and the aim is to solve each one faster as you move on. Flags are your safety net. Once the numbers prove a square hides a mine, marking it keeps you from clicking it later by accident.
Quick summary
- You start on a grid of closed squares with mines hidden under some of them.
- You open squares and use the numbers to work out where the mines are.
- You flag the mines and open every safe square to clear the level.
- Opening a mine ends the round.
Key features
- Minesweeper rules with numbers that count the mines around each square.
- Right-click flags let you mark squares you think hide mines.
- Levels push you to solve them faster as you go.
- It plays on desktop and on phones in either orientation.
Tips & tricks
- Open your first squares in the corners.
- Flag a mine as soon as the numbers prove it, so a stray click cannot hit it.
- When a number already has that many flags around it, the other squares touching it are safe to open.
Frequently asked questions
What ends a round?
Opening a square that hides a mine.
What do the numbers on the squares mean?
Each number shows how many mines are in the squares directly around it.
How do I finish a level?
Open every square that does not hold a mine.
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