Games / Minesweeper
Minesweeper
Clear every safe square using the numbers as clues. Three board sizes, a safe first click, and nothing to install — it all runs in your browser.
Pick a square to start.
Left click reveals · right click (or long press) flags · click a number with all its mines flagged to open the rest.
How Minesweeper works
Every square either hides a mine or a number. The number tells you how many mines touch that square — including diagonals — so you can work out which squares are safe by elimination. Flags mark the squares you believe are mines, and you win by opening every square that isn’t one.
How to play
- Pick a difficulty and click any square — your first click is never a mine.
- Read the numbers: a “2” means exactly two mines hide among its neighbours.
- Right click to flag a suspected mine, and click a satisfied number to open its remaining neighbours.
- Clear every safe square to win; opening a mine ends the round.
A few tips
- Start in a corner — it has fewer neighbours, so the numbers give you more information.
- When two numbers overlap, compare them: the difference tells you which of the remaining squares must be mines.
- If you would have to guess, look for a different part of the board you can still solve with logic.
FAQ
How do I flag a mine on a phone?
Press and hold a square for about half a second to place or remove a flag; a normal tap reveals a square.
Can the first click hit a mine?
No. The mines are placed after your first tap, so the square you open and its neighbours are always safe.
Are my best times uploaded?
No. Best times are stored in your own browser storage and never sent to a server.