You will never have to guess. We check before you play.
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đ¯ The idea
Somewhere under the squares are mines. Dig up every square that is
not a mine and you win. Dig up a mine and it is over.
đĸ What the numbers mean
A number says how many mines are touching that square â all eight
neighbours, corners included. A 1 with only one square left
un-dug beside it means that square is the mine.
âī¸ đŠ Digging and flagging
Tap âī¸ Digging to switch to đŠ Flagging and back. Flags are
just your own notes â they never dig, and you can move them freely.
You can also press and hold a square to flag it.
Tap a number you have already dug and, if you have flagged exactly
that many mines around it, everything else around it opens at once.
đĄ You never have to guess
Ordinary Minesweeper can reach a spot where two squares look identical
and one of them kills you. That is a coin flip, not a puzzle.
This one works the whole field out first and only gives you fields
that can be finished by thinking. So if you are stuck, there is an
answer â and đĄ Hint will show you one square and tell you which
numbers prove it.
đ Levels
đą Sprout: a small field with a few mines. đ§ Scout: a bigger field. đ Ace: wide open and densely mined.