Minesweeper
Open safe cells, place flags where you suspect a mine, and clear the full board without making a wrong move.
How to play
Open cells to reveal clues. Empty spaces help you move faster, and numbers help you figure out where mines may be hidden.
Use Flag Mode to mark cells you want to avoid. It is a simple way to keep track of risky spots while you work through the board.
You win when every safe cell is revealed. The goal is to use the clues you already have before taking a risky guess.
Why play Minesweeper?
Minesweeper is a quick logic game that rewards attention more than speed. Each move gives you new information, each mistake matters, and every finished board feels earned. It is a good pick when you want something short, focused, and easy to replay.
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FAQs
How do I know where a mine could be?
Use the numbers as clues. A revealed number tells you how many mines are hidden in the surrounding cells, so you can narrow down the risky spots step by step.
When should I place a flag?
Place a flag when you are confident a cell hides a mine. Flags help you avoid accidental taps and keep the board easier to read.
Which difficulty should I start with?
Beginner is the best place to learn the pattern of the game. Move up to Intermediate or Expert when you want a larger board and more pressure.
Can I leave and continue later?
Yes. Your current board, timer, and selected difficulty stay saved in this browser so you can come back and pick up where you left off.