Minesweeper Google Game

A numbered grid fills the screen. In Minesweeper Google Game, Google's child-friendly version of the classic puzzle, three board settings move from an easy layout to a harder one. Safe tiles show how many mines sit in the eight surrounding spaces. One wrong pick ends the round. The first tile never hides a mine. Flag markers help track dangerous spots. A second marker can tag a tile as uncertain. The mine counter beside the board changes with each flag placed or removed. A timer appears beside it, measuring the current round only after the first tile is revealed.

How to play?

Reveal squares across the grid until only mined spaces remain covered, and avoid any tile that hides an explosive. Marked tiles stay closed until the mark is removed, which makes careless tagging risky during later picks. Flags cycle differently depending on label settings, with one mode switching between flagged and unflagged, and the other moving through flagged, questioned, and blank. Fresh rounds reset the board whenever the current layout reaches a dead end or a mine stops the attempt.