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How to Play
Tap a square to reveal it. Each revealed number tells you how many mines are hiding in the up-to-eight squares touching it — use that to work out which neighboring squares are safe and which are guaranteed mines. This touch build doesn't support flagging suspected mines, but you don't need flags to win: just avoid tapping a square you've logically ruled unsafe. The very first tap is always safe and opens up a cluster of empty squares to get you started.
Tips
- Start from the corners and edges — they have fewer neighboring squares, which makes the numbers there easier to solve with certainty.
- A revealed '1' with only one unrevealed neighbor means that neighbor is definitely a mine — chain that logic outward instead of guessing.
- When no move is logically certain, pick the square with the lowest revealed number nearby — it statistically carries the least mine risk.
- A cluster of connected zeros usually opens most of one side of the board in a single tap — clearing an obvious safe zone first gives you more numbers to work with before you have to guess anywhere.
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