Introduction

Minesweeper is a fun game that allows you to think and strategize in order to win. It can be played online or downloaded on your computer for free! The goal of the game is to find all of the mines without stepping on any of them. There are two versions: Classic and Expert level, so there is something for everyone!

So what does it take? Well first you need to pick which level want (I like classic but maybe you’re feeling adventurous). Then all set up – just click anywhere on the board where there isn’t already a square or mine already picked out. But wait…there’s more! Now with new features like customizing how many mines each round has as well as changing their locations every time so no two games are ever exactly alike!!!

Click any square that doesn’t have a mine. If the number on a square is zero, click all the squares around it to reveal more empty space.

• Click any square that doesn’t have a mine. If the number on a square is zero, click all the squares around it to reveal more empty space.
• If you click a square and uncover a mine, click again to put it back down without losing your turn. This can be helpful if you’re confident there’s only one mine in the grid and want to clear out as much of it as possible before risking your life by clicking on that first square!
• Once every tile has been uncovered except for one, you’ll know where it is—so use this knowledge wisely!

When you see a number on a square, that number tells you how many mines are touching that square. For example, if you see the number 3 on one of your squares, then three mines are touching that square. You know for sure that there are no mines in the squares directly next to it.

When you see a number on a square, that number tells you how many mines are touching that square. For example, if you see the number 3 on one of your squares, then three mines are touching that square. You know for sure that there are no mines in the squares directly next to it.

If you see a zero instead of any numbers on any square, it means that no mines touch this square at all! You can safely mark this as “Safe” and move on.

When there is a question mark in place of a number or set of numbers (like 4? or 5?), it means that we don’t know exactly how many mines are touching this spot—some may cover part of its space while others might not cover any at all. When this happens, play carefully so as not to accidentally flag too many safe spots as incorrect; otherwise your score will suffer!

If you think the square has a bomb under it, click it with your right mouse button instead of your left mouse button to put a flag down. You don’t want to accidentally trigger a mine when you think there’s one there.

So, you’re playing minesweeper online. This is great! You’re going to have a lot of fun with it. But, before you start playing, there are some rules that you should know about so that your game will be successful and fun.

If you think the square has a bomb under it, click it with your right mouse button instead of your left mouse button to put a flag down. You don’t want to accidentally trigger a mine when you think there’s one there.

The next thing I want to tell you about is how to choose which squares on the board will be checked for bombs and which ones won’t be checked for bombs (or “frozen”). In order for all of this information to make sense though we need some background knowledge first…

Use clues as much as possible. And remember – it’s only a game. So if you make a mistake, don’t worry! Just start over again! Happy playing!

Remember that this is a game and it’s meant to be fun. If you make a mistake, don’t worry too much about it! Just start over again. You’ll get there eventually!

Remember that not all mines are surrounded by flags. Some can be hidden under other tiles or even in the corners of tiles.

Be careful when placing flags down, as they might trigger mines if they’re placed over them – especially on the higher levels when there are more hidden dangers around!

Conclusion

The next time you’re looking for a way to spend some time playing a fun game, try out an online version of Minesweeper. You’ll find that it’s the perfect mix of puzzle solving, strategy planning, and luck!