Minesweeper

Click a square. If it hides a mine, the run is over. If it does not, a number appears telling you how many of the eight squares around it contain mines.

That number is the entire game. A 1 touching exactly one unopened square means that square is a mine. A 2 that already touches two flags means everything else around it is safe. Every move you make is read from numbers you have already uncovered.

WHAT'S INSIDE
— Left-click to open a square, right-click to flag one you believe is a mine
— Numbers are colour-coded, so you can read the board by colour instead of counting
— Flags are how you turn deduction into something the board remembers for you
— Clean grid that scales to any screen size
— No download, no account, no waiting — press Play and the first click is yours

The beginner's mistake is treating it as a game of luck because the first click is a guess. It is — exactly one click. Everything after that is reading. The players who clear boards quickly are not luckier; they are the ones who look at a 1 next to a 2 and realise those two numbers together force an answer neither gives alone.

Runs straight in your browser with Unity WebGL. Works on desktop and mobile.