Minesweeper

Minesweeper is a popular logic puzzle game that is typically enjoyed on home computers. Each square in the grid is a potential "mine," and the board is filled with them. Using the given hints, you must locate and destroy all of the mines on the board.

The game of Minesweeper can be understood by even a child. Mines are randomly placed in each of the chessboard's squares. You have to crack open every box to get the prize. A cell's value indicates the density and distribution of mines in that space. With this knowledge, you can spot mines and safes. By pressing the right mouse button, you can mark cells you think might contain mines with a flag.

You should first open the square you intend to click on to make sure it is free of mines. You'll throw at nothing but air on your first try. To proceed, you'll need to first open tiles that are immediately adjacent to each other. The software merely analyzes the shown data and deduces the positions of the mines.

The brain-training benefits of free puzzle games like Minesweeper are well-documented. Minesweeper is a classic video game, but it's also a great logic puzzle that's fun for people of all skill levels.

Controls

• If you click on it, the game will end immediately because it is a mine.
• An integer representing the total number of mines in the four immediately surrounding grid cells.
• 0 - This is due to the fact that you have prior knowledge that the mine-free tiles immediately surrounding you will open for you.