Let's explore Minesweeper - a classic puzzle game, simple but requiring you to think carefully and handle situations quickly. The game board is divided into many squares, and below some of the squares are hidden random mines. Your task is to open all the safe squares without detonating the mines. Your goal? Reveal all the safe squares without accidentally triggering a mine. Each opened square will display a number, telling you how many mines are around that square — that is the clue to help you guess the location of the mine.
The interesting point of Minesweeper is the combination of luck and strategy. The first click you choose is not a mine, usually, it will open a large area of safe boxes for you to start analyzing. From the numbers on these boxes, you need to deduce and mark the suspected mine locations with the right mouse button. This helps you avoid "deadly" clicks and stay safe for the next step.
Playing Minesweeper involves making a constant decision: open the box or mark the mine? Each choice requires logic, location memorization, and careful observation. When you open all the safe boxes without touching the mines, the feeling of victory is great and makes the player want to try again and again.
Left-click on the unopened box to explore.
Use the displayed number to guess the mine location.
Right-click to mark the suspected mine box.
Keep opening safe boxes and stay away from dangerous boxes.
