Minesweeper
Clear a number-based logic grid without opening the hidden mine squares.
Grid logic
Minesweeper
Open every safe square. Numbers show how many hidden mines touch that square. Right-click or long-press context menu to place a flag.
Score
0/10 flags
Free-play browser game. No purchases, betting, prizes, public chat or account required. Progress stays on this device.
About the Minesweeper
Minesweeper is a lightweight, family-friendly browser game built for quick practice and short breaks. Clear a number-based logic grid without opening the hidden mine squares.
The game contains no purchases, cash prizes, betting, loot boxes, public chat or violent imagery. It runs locally in the browser, and any saved best score remains on this device.
Key features
- Easy, medium and hard boards
- Automatic opening of empty areas
- Flags, nearby-mine counts and clear end states
How to use
- 1Open a square to reveal a number or empty area.
- 2Use nearby numbers to identify safe squares and right-click to flag suspected mines.
- 3Open every safe square to clear the board.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this game free?
- Yes. There are no purchases, entry fees, paid upgrades, virtual currency or prizes.
- Is this game suitable for general audiences?
- Yes. It uses family-friendly words, questions and abstract game pieces without graphic or adult content.
- Does the game collect personal information?
- No. Gameplay runs locally. A best score may be stored in this browser, but it is not uploaded or linked to an account.
- Can I play on a phone or tablet?
- Yes. The layout supports touch screens and responsive mobile sizes. Keyboard controls are also available where useful.
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