About Minesweeper
A number on a revealed tile tells you how many mines sit around it.
It is a puzzle game where you clear every safe tile to win. The field hides 10 mines. Clicking a mine ends the game and reveals all of them.
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Numbers run from 1 to 4 and count the mines next to a tile, including diagonals. Clicking a tile can open up a whole empty section at once.
Quick summary
- You face a grid of hidden tiles.
- You click tiles to reveal numbers or empty ground.
- Numbers tell you how many mines sit around each tile.
- You win by revealing every safe tile without hitting a mine.
Key features
- It is a classics game built on logic and deduction.
- The field hides 10 mines.
- Numbers run from 1 to 4 and count nearby mines.
- A timer starts with your first click.
Tips & tricks
- Start from the corners and work toward the center as sections open up.
- Treat bigger numbers as a warning to slow down.
Frequently asked questions
What does a number mean?
It tells you how many mines sit around that tile, counting adjacent and diagonal tiles.
Is the first click a guess?
Yes, the first tile is always essentially a guess, and corners are a good starting point.
What happens when you click a mine?
You lose, and all the mined tiles are revealed.
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