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Start a game

Open every safe tile without hitting a mine. Each player gets a different mine layout, so no board can be copied from someone else.

Never played before? Practice needs no name and no clock, and nothing about it is recorded.

Leaderboard

Best attempt per player

Winning is not the only way in. A cleared board ranks first by time, and every other finished run is ranked by how many safe tiles were opened.

Nobody has finished a board yet.

Clear a board, or open as many tiles as you can. Your best attempt appears here.

Minesweeper is a logic game. You are given a field of closed tiles. Some of them hide mines. You win by opening every tile that is safe.

Tap a tile to open it

Opening an empty tile clears the empty space around it automatically. Your first tap is always safe, so you can start anywhere.
Read the number

The number tells you how many mines touch that tile, counting all eight neighbours. No number means no mines nearby.
Flag what you suspect

Long press a tile, right-click it, or switch on flag mode and tap. Flags are a note to yourself, and you cannot place more than 10.
Open as many safe tiles as you can

Clearing all 71 safe tiles wins the round. You do not have to win to be ranked — your best attempt is kept either way.

How the ranking works

First, whether you cleared the board. A cleared board always ranks above an unfinished one, ordered by fastest time.
Then how far you got. Every finished run counts the safe tiles you opened, so a first game that ends on the last few tiles still earns a place.
Only your best attempt is kept. You can play as many times as you like without filling the board, and practice rounds are never recorded.

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