Minesweeper is a logic puzzle game that became widely known through Microsoft Windows in the early 1990s. Despite its simple appearance, the game is a pure exercise in deduction, probability, and careful reasoning. Over time, Minesweeper has been used not only as a game but also as an educational tool for teaching logical thinking. Its design contains no randomness once the first move is made, rewarding disciplined analysis over guesswork. Players must use numerical clues to identify safe squares and avoid hidden mines, making each game a unique challenge of strategy and foresight.
Click tiles to reveal numbers that indicate how many mines are adjacent. Use logic to flag mines and clear all safe tiles without triggering an explosion.
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