Minesweeper Master

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Minesweeper Master Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select any of the icons to start a game.
    • The first three are regular square mine fields.
    • The remaining 9 are novelty fields based on objects.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click on the
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on a cell with your fingers to reveal its contents.
  • Controls and indicators (left to right):
    • Top row:
      • Remaining mines
      • Emoji face: Restarts the level and reconfigures the grid
      • Timer
    • Bottom row:
      • Home button: Quits the game and returns you to the welcome screen
      • Gear button: Opens the game’s settings
        • Light/Dark: Switches the aesthetic of the game between light (default) and dark modes
        • Vibration: Turns the game’s vibration settings on and off. This applies only for mobile users.
        • How to Play: Select this to open the tutorial window of the game
      • Level difficulty
      • Speaker button: Turns the game’s audio on or off
      • Hint button: Shows you the location of the mines using a red cell highlighter.
      • Flag button
• Game Play
  • Basic rules
    • Board layouts
      • Easy – 20 mines in a 14×14 grid of 168 cells
      • Medium – 40 mines in a 18×18 grid of 324 cells
      • Hard – 60 mines in a 20×25 grid of 500 cells
      • Cheese – 40 mines
      • Egg – 40 mines
      • Mushroom – 40 mines
      • Broccoli – 40 mines
      • Among Us – 60 mines
      • Fish – 60 mines
      • Igloo – 40 mines
      • Grapes – 40 mines
      • Beer mug – 60 mines
      • On designed board layouts that are not a rectangle or square grid only the light gray cells may have mines. The dark gray cells exist simply for decoration.
    • Getting started
      • Select any cell on the grid. It will reveal either a number, a blank, or a mine.
      • If you click on a mine, it’s game over.
      • Use the numbers to identify the position of the mines in the field.
        • The number indicates the number of mines the cell is adjacent to.
        • For instance, a cell with a number 1 has one cell with a mine adjacent to it on any side or corner.
    • Finding the mines
      • If you find a cell you strongly suspect to be a mine, select the flag button.
        • While the flag button is active, select the cell.
        • Only attempt to mark possible mines when the flag button is active.
      • When you’re done, select the flag button again to deactivate it.
      • Each time you lay down a flag, the mine counter goes down by 1.
        • When you’ve brought the counter down to 0, and the flags are in the correct place, you’ve won the game.
    • Hints
      • If you’re stumped, hit the hints button to show you, temporarily, the location of all the mines on the field.
      • You only have 5 hints per session. We suggest you use them toward the end of the game.
  • Strategy
    • Start off by clicking anywhere at random.
      • The chances of you hitting a mine on the first go are low, though not zero.
      • If you’ve clicked on a blank, click around until number tiles are revealed.
    • Clear out as many blank spaces as you can to narrow down your search.
    • Use logic to determine the location of the mine.
      • Some mines are obvious, like a single cell surrounded by cells with 1s in them.
      • When clearing central cells, make sure to click at least one cell away from it, as the cell right next to the one could be the one with a mine.
    • When in doubt, use the hint button.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like minesweeper games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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CardGames.pro published this Minesweeper on March 2, 2023