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Daily Minesweeper

Classic Minesweeper, one shared board a day. The first area is opened for you, so you never start with a blind click.

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Chording saves time

If a number already has as many flags around it as its value, long press it, or click both mouse buttons. All its other neighbours open at once. On a big board this saves dozens of taps and keeps your focus on the hard spots.

Shape cycle

  • Day 1: square
  • Day 2: diamond
  • Day 3: circle
  • Day 4: heart, then back to square

Before you start Daily Minesweeper

  • Work out what every number on the edge of the opening says before revealing anything new.
  • Flag a mine as soon as you are sure. It changes how nearby numbers read.
  • When a number already has its flags, every other neighbour is safe.
  • Look for a 1 that touches only one unopened cell. That cell is a mine, and knowing it frees the cells around it.

Playing Daily Minesweeper step by step

  1. Read the opening

    A safe area is revealed at the start. Its numbers are your first clues.

  2. Reveal or flag

    Switch between reveal and flag, then tap cells.

  3. Use the numbers

    Each number counts the mines around that cell.

  4. Clear the board

    Reveal every safe cell without hitting a mine.

Quick facts about Daily Minesweeper

Board
The same for every player
New puzzle
Midnight UTC
Shapes
Square, diamond, circle and heart, on a 4 day cycle
Modes
Daily, Classic and Archive
Price
Free, no download
Category
Logic and mystery games, logic boards

Daily Minesweeper FAQ

When does the Daily Minesweeper game reset?

At midnight UTC, with the same board for every player.

What modes are there?

Three: the Daily board, a Classic mode and the Archive of past boards.

Why does the board shape change?

It rotates on a four day cycle: square, diamond, circle, then heart.

Do I ever have to guess?

Every safe move is meant to be provable from the numbers on the board.

Can I play past boards?

Yes. There is an archive.

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