Minesweeper Google Game

Minesweeper Google Game is a new rendition of Minesweeper, with all the features and images of the original game. Google has developed its own, colorful and more child-friendly Minesweeper game which has 3 levels, from simple to challenging! The game is recreated as close to the original as possible. This nostalgic game is still fun to play. See how fast you can clear the board of mines and win.

The goal of the game is to reveal each cell without mines under it. If you come across a mine, you will lose. But don't worry; the first square you open will never be a mine! When you open a square, it displays a number that describes how many mines are in the surrounding eight squares. You can place a flag on a square to indicate that there is a mine underneath it. You don't need to place flags to win, but they are certainly useful! If you have markers, you can mark the square again to mark it as a possible mine. You can't open marked squares, but you can reveal marked squares, so be careful. To unmark a square, set or mark it again. If you get too frustrated, you can start a new game and try again! Sometimes you may run out of squares that you know there are no mines underneath.

The number to the right of the box indicates the number of mines on the board. As you check the boxes, the number decreases; when you uncheck the boxes, the number increases. The number to the right of the stopwatch indicates how long you have been playing the current game. The time does not start until you open your first square.

How to play?

Left-click the squares to expand them. Right-click squares to mark or unmark them. When labels are disabled, right-clicking a square toggles it between marked and unmarked. When labels are enabled, the square cycles through marked, unmarked and unmarked.