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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
There will be a green border surrounding the minefield while the text box that tells you how many flags you have to plant also turns green (see pic).To remove a flag (because you accidentally clicked a wrong square or have changed your mind), simply click it again. When you want to turn off the flag planting mode, simply click the flag icon at the bottom once more.Step 4: Finding Your First MineIn this example, we’ll look at a 9x9 game for simplicity. Ultimately, though, the fundamentals will be the same regardless of which difficulty you play.Minesweeper is designed so that the first click will not land on a mine. So, when the game has started, you can click anywhere. However, it makes sense to start in a central area. This will leave you with a game that looks something like this:From here, it should be fairly easy to identify your first mine. If we look at the top left section of the screen, there are two tiles left for you to “dig” while the numbers indicate that only one of them contains a mine.In this instance, the two 1s shown in row three of the minefield can only touch the box in row two. Therefore, this tile must contain the mine. Meanwhile, the two 1s shown in row one and row two can touch both of the available tiles. Therefore, we can deduce that the tile in row one is safe.Having done this, the player can dig the box in
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