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Play two versions of Minesweeper on 1000 Mines: a Classic board with a finish line, or an Infinite minefield to explore. Both games are free to play in your browser. You can start without an account.
Classic: uncover every safe square without opening a mine. Start with Beginner, try Intermediate or Expert, or choose Custom in the Game menu to set the board size and number of mines.
Infinite: explore a scrolling minefield, build your score, and keep an eye on your health. Use the overview map to see where you have been and the Home control to return to your starting area. Infinite has its own difficulty settings and high scores.
On a computer, left-click to open and right-click to flag. On a touchscreen, tap to open and hold to flag. With a square focused, press Enter or Space to open it, or F to flag it. When Question Marks is enabled, flagging again cycles through a question mark before clearing the marker.
For a worked example, controls, and difficulty settings, read How to play Minesweeper. Learn common deductions in our Minesweeper patterns guide.
Select No guessing mode in the Classic Game menu to generate a board our solver can complete from your opening move. Generation can take a moment; if it cannot find a suitable board, the game asks you to try again. Standard mode can contain positions that require a guess.
The Hint button looks for a safe square or a mine that follows from the visible clues. It highlights the square and gives its row and column. A hint may not be available in every position. Using a hint marks the round as assisted.
Open My progress below the Classic board to see your results, win rate, streaks, best times, daily quests, and achievements. Daily quests change with the UTC date. The progress panel explains which wins count toward each challenge.
This progress is saved in this browser, not synced to your account or other devices. Clearing site data can erase it. Signed-in players can also compete in Classic rankings, with all-time and monthly views. Custom boards, no-guess rounds, and rounds played with hints do not qualify for Classic rankings.
If a revealed 1 touches just one covered square, that square must contain a mine. Flag it. If another revealed 1 already touches that flag, its other covered neighbors are safe to open. Only rely on a flag when you have proved its position; an incorrect flag can make the next move unsafe.
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