Responsive tactical puzzle

Minesweeper focused on keyboard, quick reading, and local records

A modern take on the classic with custom design, adjustable difficulty, mine counter, local statistics, and smooth experience on desktop and mobile.

Includes
  • Randomized board with safe first click guarantee
  • Flags with right-click and F key shortcut
  • Automatic opening of empty areas
  • Records per difficulty and statistics saved in this browser
  • Keyboard and touch controls for revealing and flagging cells

Setting up the field

Preparing a new board

The board and the mines are drawn at random for the current difficulty.

How to play

Quick Minesweeper Guide

  1. Click cells to reveal the grid without hitting any mine.
  2. Numbers indicate how many mines surround the 8 neighboring cells.
  3. Right-click or press flag mode to mark suspicious spots.
  4. Your first click is always guaranteed to be safe.
  5. Reveal all safe cells to win the game.
How to read the board

Clues for safer decisions

Numbers show nearby mines

Each number tells you how many mines are in the eight surrounding cells.

Flags record hypotheses

Mark a cell to organize your guess, then review the flag before opening it.

Empty areas reveal regions

A cell with no nearby mines can open a larger section of the board and reveal new clues.

Who it is for

Read the numbers and avoid the mines

Minesweeper is for people who enjoy quick logic and short games that can be picked up in any break.

  • Start on easy to learn the reasoning.
  • Place flags on suspicious cells.
  • Compare your records by difficulty.
Instructions

How to play

  1. 1. Choose the difficulty.
  2. 2. Reveal a cell; the first click is always safe.
  3. 3. Use the numbers to deduce where the mines are.
  4. 4. Reveal every safe cell to win.
How it works

Each number counts the mines around it

A number shows how many mines are in the up to eight neighboring cells. Cells with no nearby mines automatically open the surrounding area.

Easy

9x9 board with 10 mines.

Good for learning the patterns.

Medium

12x12 board with 22 mines.

Requires combining several numbers.

Hard

16x16 board with 40 mines.

More area and more risk on every move.

Verifiable example

A 1 in the corner

If a cell shows 1 and only one neighboring cell is still hidden, the mine is in that cell.

Number
1
Hidden neighbors
1
Conclusion
flag that cell

When the number of flags around a cell equals the number shown, the other neighbors are safe.

Limits

Some moves depend on luck

Not every board can be solved with logic alone.

  • In some positions two cells are equally likely and you have to take a chance.
  • Records and statistics stay in this browser only.
  • Clearing browser data erases the history.
FAQ

Perguntas frequentes

How to play Minesweeper?

Open cells without clicking mines. Numbers reveal how many mines border that cell.

Can the first click be a mine?

No. The game guarantees your first click opens a safe zone.

How to place flags on mobile?

Toggle the Flag Mode button or long-press on a cell.

Are records saved automatically?

Yes. Your best times and win stats are stored in your browser.

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