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minesweeper

A free minesweeper game — play it in your browser, no install. Classic minesweeper with a clean dark UI. First click always safe. One HTML file

by @artinbahmani · artinbahmani/minesweeper on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON ARTINBAHMANI.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 26 Jul 2026

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Controls: Flags via right-click on desktop, press-and-hold on touch

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Classic minesweeper with a clean dark UI. One HTML file, no dependencies, no build step.

Three difficulties: 9×9 (10 mines), 16×16 (40), 30×16 (99). First click is always safe: mines are placed after your first reveal, excluding that cell and its neighbors, so you never lose on move one. Iterative flood-fill reveal (no recursion, no stack overflow on big empty regions). Flags via right-click on desktop, press-and-hold on touch. Timer, mine counter, and the mandatory face button.

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