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Minesweeper Infinite Mode
The Minesweeper you remember—only the board never runs out. Same rules, higher stakes: a much more intense version you can keep playing as far as you dare.
Minesweeper with an endless board. The grid extends in all directions—reveal tiles, place flags, and see how many safe cells you can clear before hitting a mine.
How to play
When you reveal a numbered tile (1–8), the number tells you how many of the eight adjacent cells contain a mine. That's the basic rule—use these numbers to spot mines and decide where it's safe to open next.
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Left click | Reveal a covered tile. |
| Number tile (1–8) | Shows how many mines are touching that square. When you open a numbered tile, you gain points equal to its number (1–8). |
| Clicking a mine ends the run immediately—no second chances. | |
| Right click | On a covered tile, cycles flag → ? → clear. Use it to mark suspected mines or tiles you're unsure about. |
| Keyboard (WASD / Arrows) | Jump the camera to the outer edge of the currently revealed area in the pressed direction (toward the furthest opened tiles). |
| Place flags only on tiles that actually contain a mine. Putting a red flag on a non-mine tile can end your run. | |
| Marks tiles you're unsure about when right-clicking past a red flag. It doesn't affect score directly, but helps track guesses until you're ready to commit a flag or clear it. | |
| A red flag whose surrounding tiles are all revealed number tiles or green flags, and that actually sits on a mine. When that happens, the flag turns green and you earn +10 score. If the flagged tile is not a mine, the run ends when the game tries to confirm it. |
Drag or use the arrow buttons to move around the grid.