Minesweeper Plus
Minesweeper is one of the most famous computer puzzle games. It became a household name after Microsoft included it with Windows starting in the early 1990s, where millions of people played it during breaks. Minesweeper Plus brings the classic logic puzzle to the browser with a clean modern look, letting you exercise your reasoning skills anywhere.
The board is a grid of hidden squares, some containing mines. Click a square to reveal it. If it is a mine, you lose. If not, it shows a number telling you how many mines touch that square, including diagonals. Use these clues to deduce where the mines are and reveal every safe square to win.
Minesweeper is a pure logic puzzle hidden behind a simple interface. Mathematicians have even studied it as an example of a difficult computational problem. For everyday players, it is a satisfying test of deduction that can be finished in minutes or mastered over years.
Experienced players recognize patterns that instantly reveal safe squares. For example, a 1 next to a single unrevealed square means that square is a mine. The 1-2-1 pattern along a wall shows that the squares beside the 1s are mines and the middle one is safe. Learning a few of these patterns makes solving boards much faster and more satisfying.
No. Most of the game is pure logic; guessing is only needed in rare situations.
Yes. It runs in the browser with no installation.
Each number shows how many mines are in the eight squares surrounding it.