The timeless classic — clear the minefield without detonating a single bomb. Choose from Easy, Medium, Hard, or build your own Custom grid. Right-click or long-press on mobile to flag mines. Your first click is always safe.
Minesweeper is the classic logic puzzle — reveal all safe cells on the board without detonating a mine. Numbers tell you how many mines are in adjacent cells. Use logic to deduce which cells are safe and flag the dangerous ones.
This version features 4 difficulty modes (Easy, Medium, Hard, Custom), a flag system, chord clicking for expert players, hint support, a best-time tracker, and a leaderboard.
Left-click any cell to reveal it. If it's a mine — game over. If it's safe, it shows a number (1–8) indicating how many of its 8 neighbors are mines. Blank cells with no adjacent mines auto-expand.
Right-click (or long-press on mobile) to place a 🚩 flag on a suspected mine. Flagged cells can't be accidentally clicked. Your remaining mine count updates as you place flags.
Chord click: Once a numbered cell has exactly the right number of flags around it, left-click it again to auto-reveal all un-flagged neighbors — a huge time saver at higher levels.
Win condition: Reveal every non-mine cell. You don't need to flag all mines — just uncover all safe cells.
Start from corners and edges — the first click is always safe. Corners often open up large blank areas that auto-reveal quickly.
The 1-2-1 pattern: When you see 1-2-1 in a row along an edge, the mines are always at the two outer ends. This is one of the most common solvable patterns.
The 1-2-2-1 pattern: Along an edge, this pattern means the two mines are directly behind the 2s. Memorize this — it appears constantly on Hard mode.
Never guess if you don't have to. Work through all logical deductions before guessing. On Easy and Medium, most boards are fully solvable without guessing.
Use chord clicks aggressively on Hard — once you've flagged enough mines around a number, chord-clicking that number can instantly open 5–6 cells at once.