About Minesweeper
Minesweeper is a deduction grid. Numbers tell you how many mines touch that cell, including diagonals. GameZumoza’s version generates a fresh minefield after your first click so the opening cell is safe. On phones, a Flag mode toggle replaces right-click. The round is won when every non-mine cell is open, and lost if you open a mine.
How to Play Minesweeper
- Choose Beginner (9×9, 10 mines) or Intermediate (16×16, 40 mines).
- Open a cell. The first opening is always safe.
- A number shows how many mines surround that cell.
- Flag cells you are sure contain mines.
- Open the remaining safe cells to win.
Controls
Desktop
Left click to open, right click to flag
Mobile
Tap to open, long-press or Flag mode to plant a flag
Objective
Open every cell that is not a mine. Flagging all mines is helpful but the win condition is clearing the safe cells.
Tips for Playing Minesweeper
- A 1 next to a single closed neighbor is a mine. Flag it.
- If a number already has enough flags, its remaining neighbors are safe.
- Work from dense numbered regions toward empty space.
- Do not chord-guess late in an intermediate board; one mine ends the run.
Features
- Safe first click
- Beginner and intermediate sizes
- Touch flag mode
- Mine counter
- Restart without reload
