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Minesweeper: free daily puzzle
Clear the grid without setting off the mines.
About Minesweeper
Minesweeper shipped with Windows 3.1 in 1992 and became one of the most-played games ever. Clear a grid of hidden cells; numbers reveal how many mines are adjacent, and you flag suspected mines.
Tips
- When a number equals its unflagged neighbors, all of those are mines.
- When a number equals its flagged neighbors, the rest are safe.
- Corners and edges have fewer neighbors — often safer to start there.
How to play on Tinkerbit
- Play today’s daily puzzle, the same for everyone, or switch to Infinite for unlimited puzzles at Easy, Medium or Hard.
- Missed a day? The archive has every past daily puzzle.
- Tap the ? next to the title for the full rules and controls.
- Your time, streak and best score are saved, and you can share your result.
Kind of game: Logic, Classics.
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