Minesweeper ∙ 1.50

Minesweeper is a single-player puzzle game where the objective is to clear a rectangular board containing hidden 'mines' without detonating any of them.

To play Minesweeper, you click on squares on the grid to uncover them. If you reveal a mine, the game ends. If not, a number will appear indicating how many adjacent squares contain mines.

If you click on a mine, the game will end, and you'll typically see all mines revealed on the board.

Yes, you can flag squares that you suspect contain mines by right-clicking on them (or using the corresponding action based on your device) to help you remember where they are.

Yes, Minesweeper typically features different difficulty levels: beginner, intermediate, and expert, which vary by grid size and number of mines.

Yes, Minesweeper is often available as a free game, but some applications may offer in-app purchases or ads.

Depending on the version, some adaptations of Minesweeper allow players to customize the grid size and number of mines.

No, there is no time limit in classic Minesweeper; players can take as much time as they need to strategize their moves.

Most versions of Minesweeper do not support an 'undo' feature; once you uncover or flag a square, that action cannot be reversed.

You can download Minesweeper from app stores such as Google Play Store for Android or the Apple App Store for iOS devices. Some web versions are also available for play online.