PLAYER GUIDE · ATTRIBUTION
How to play Minesweeper
Clear a minefield by using revealed numbers to reason about neighboring squares. A mine ends the board, so each uncertain move matters.
Rules and scoring
This authorized game is hosted by its open-source project. Clear a minefield by using revealed numbers to reason about neighboring squares. A mine ends the board, so each uncertain move matters. Its original scoring and round rules are shown in the game itself.
1.Start a board and reveal a square.
2.Use each number to count adjacent mines.
3.Long-press suspected mines to flag them, then reveal the remaining safe squares.
A few useful tips
- ✦ Use numbered cells to constrain the squares around them.
- ✦ Flag a mine only when neighboring clues support it.
- ✦ When clues provide no certainty, compare the remaining board patterns.
Strategy notes
Clear a minefield by using revealed numbers to reason about neighboring squares. A mine ends the board, so each uncertain move matters.
Controls: Mouse on desktop; tap to reveal; long-press to flag on mobile. The embedded original provides its own round flow and scoring feedback.
Each game is provided under the MIT license by Wavde contributors. The source link is available beside the player for attribution and project details.
Frequently asked questions
What do the numbers mean?
Each number shows how many mines touch that square, including diagonal neighbors.
Can I play it with touch?
Yes. Tap the board; flagging behavior is available through the embedded game's controls.
Open-source attribution
Wavde contributors · MIT. The original game runs on its project host.