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Google Minesweeper
Google Minesweeper
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Google Minesweeper

Google Minesweeper game

Google Minesweeper is a digital adaptation of the classic Minesweeper game, which is a single-player puzzle video game. Minesweeper is known for its simple yet challenging gameplay, where the player's objective is to clear a grid of hidden mines without triggering any of them.

Google Minesweeper

Game Rules:

  1. Objective: The primary objective of Minesweeper is to uncover all the non-mine tiles on a grid while avoiding mines. The game is typically played on a square grid, and the size of the grid may vary.

  2. Grid Tiles: The grid is initially covered with tiles. Some tiles contain numbers, which indicate the number of mines adjacent to that tile (either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally). Other tiles may contain mines.

  3. Left-Click Action: Players left-click (or tap, in the case of mobile versions) on a tile to reveal its content. If the clicked tile is empty and has no adjacent mines, it reveals an empty space and automatically uncovers adjacent tiles until it reaches tiles with numbers.

  4. Right-Click Action: Players right-click (or long-press on mobile) on a tile to mark it with a flag, indicating that they believe a mine is present there. This helps players keep track of potential mine locations.

  5. Game Over Conditions: The game ends if the player uncovers a tile containing a mine. In this case, all mines on the grid are revealed, and the game is lost. The player can choose to start a new game.

  6. Winning: To win the game, the player must successfully reveal all non-mine tiles on the grid, marking all mine locations with flags. When this is achieved, the game is won, and the player is typically rewarded with a victory message.

  7. Difficulty Levels: Minesweeper often comes with various difficulty levels, allowing players to choose grids with different sizes and numbers of mines. More challenging levels have larger grids and more mines to uncover.

  8. Timer and Scoring: Some versions of Minesweeper include a timer to track how long it takes to complete the game. Players can also aim for faster completion times as a form of competition. There may be scoring systems in place based on time and difficulty level.

Google Minesweeper is a web-based version of this classic game, and its rules adhere to the standard Minesweeper gameplay principles. Players must use logic and deductive reasoning to uncover tiles without mines and flag those with mines to successfully clear the grid without triggering any explosives.

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Instructions

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