Minesweeper is a super classic entertaining game with the highest level of thinking and judgment. Can you open all the cells without containing any mines?
The game uses an interesting 8x8 square grid. In those squares, there will be mines and numbers. The positions are randomly distributed in each level. The numbers appearing on the grid indicate the number of mines in 8 neighboring areas in the directions above, below, left, right, and diagonally. For example, if a cell has the number 3, it means that out of the 8 adjacent cells around it, there are exactly 3 cells containing mines. This helps players to deduce and come up with the most optimal method of elimination.
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Left-click to open a square on the board. To place or remove a red flag marking a suspected mine, right-click. If you have placed enough red flags around any numbered square, all the remaining surrounding squares will automatically open.
When all the cells without mines are opened, you win. You do not have to place the correct flags on all the mines, as long as you avoid them and open the correct safe cells.
Safe cells are when you see cells with a 0. All the cells around it will be safe. So, clear the white area first, and then solve the remaining cells. This limits the risk as much as possible.
Some spps patterns appear and repeat many times, such as Number 2 next to 2 remaining cells is oth are mines. Remember so you can make the most of the analysis time allowed. In addition, extend the empty cell chain from the corners because the chances of them are often very high.
