Minesweeper is a classic logic puzzle game where you have to find and mark all the mines hidden under the grey squares in the shortest time possible. The game starts with a board of squares, and you don't know what's hidden beneath the cover. Your goal is to use the numbers to infer where the mines are.
To play, you can click on the squares to open them. Each square will have one of the following:
- A mine, which will lose the game if clicked
- A number, which tells you how many of its adjacent squares have mines in them
- Nothing, which means none of the adjacent squares have mines, and they will be automatically opened
You can also mark a square as a mine by right-clicking on it, or mark it with a question mark by right-clicking twice or on a square that's already marked as a mine. Question marks are useful to mark squares you're not absolutely sure are mines, but want to make sure you don't accidentally open them.
You can also use the "Safe Neighborhood" feature, which allows you to click on a digit that has the corresponding number of mines flagged around it to uncover the remaining surrounding squares.
The game has different difficulty levels, including Beginner, Intermediate, and Expert, and you can also customize the game with options like Safe Start, Question Marks, and Safe Neighborhood.
Overall, Minesweeper is a challenging and fun game that requires logic and strategy to solve.
