⚡ Pro Minesweeper ⚡

Classic Logic Reasoning Game

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Ready to Start Game

Click any square to start your Minesweeper journey

Game Instructions

Desktop Operations

  • Left click: Reveal cell
  • Right click: Flag/unflag mine
  • Numbers indicate adjacent mine count

Mobile Operations

  • Tap: Reveal cell
  • Long press: Flag/unflag mine
  • 🚩 indicates flagged mines

Pro Features

Combo System: Reveal multiple cells at once for combo rewards
Stats Tracking: Track your game performance and progress
Multi-Theme: Choose your favorite visual style
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Game Controls

Game Guide

Minesweeper Guide, Rules, and Tips

Minesweeper is a logic puzzle hidden inside a grid of covered squares. Reveal every safe square without clicking a mine. Each number tells you how many mines touch that square, and with careful reasoning you can clear most boards without guessing.

How to Play

  • Revealing a mine ends the game.
  • A number shows how many of the eight surrounding squares contain mines.
  • Revealing an empty square automatically opens the area around it.
  • You win when every square without a mine has been revealed. Choose Beginner, Intermediate, Expert, or a Custom board.

Strategy and Tips

  • If a number equals the count of covered squares around it, all of those squares are mines.
  • If a number already has that many flags around it, every other neighbor is safe.
  • Learn the 1-2-1 and 1-2-2-1 patterns along walls; they appear constantly.
  • Start in the middle of the board or a corner, then work outward from the open areas.

Controls

MouseTouch

On a computer, left-click to reveal a square and right-click to place or remove a flag. On a touch screen, tap to reveal and long-press to flag.

Background

Minesweeper traces its roots to mainframe games of the 1960s and 1970s. It reached a huge audience when a version was included with Windows 3.1 in 1992, and it has been a standard way to pass a few minutes ever since.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Minesweeper just luck?

Mostly not. Nearly every move can be worked out from the numbers. Guessing is only needed occasionally, when the information runs out.

How do I flag a mine on my phone?

Long-press a covered square to place or remove a flag.

What board sizes are available?

Beginner, Intermediate, and Expert use the classic sizes, and Custom lets you choose your own. Our Minesweeper tips guide explains the key number patterns.