đŸ’Ŗ Minesweeper

You will never have to guess. We check before you play.
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đŸŽ¯ 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.

đŸ”ĸ What the numbers mean

A number says how many mines are touching that square — all eight neighbours, corners included. A 1 with only one square left un-dug beside it means that square is the mine.

â›ī¸ 🚩 Digging and flagging

Tap â›ī¸ Digging to switch to 🚩 Flagging and back. Flags are just your own notes — 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.

💡 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 — and 💡 Hint will show you one square and tell you which numbers prove it.

🙂 Levels

🌱 Sprout: a small field with a few mines.
🧭 Scout: a bigger field.
🏆 Ace: wide open and densely mined.

🔎 What everything means

The numbers:
The squares: