The Minesweeper that never makes you guess
Classic Minesweeper with one big upgrade: every board is generated and verified to be solvable by pure logic. No 50/50 coin-flips at the end, no luck — if you lose, it was deducible. Free, instant, unlimited — no registration required.
What makes this Minesweeper different?
Standard Minesweeper has a dirty secret: some boards force you to guess. You play perfectly for three minutes, reach two identical squares, and lose to a coin-flip. Our generator plays every board with a logic solver before you see it — using the same deductions a human can make — and rejects or repairs any board that requires luck. If the board is on your screen, there is always a safe, findable move.
Three difficulty levels (9×9, 16×16 and 24×16), unlimited boards, and a shared Daily Challenge with streaks. Your first dig is always safe and opens a working area.
The rules
- Dig cells to reveal them. A number counts the mines in its 8 neighbors.
- Flag the cells you've proven to be mines (right-click or long-press).
- Tap a number whose flags are all placed to open its remaining neighbors.
- Reveal every safe cell to win. Dig a mine and it's game over — but you can retry the board.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this Minesweeper free?
- Yes — completely free, supported by ads. No download, no login.
- What does "no-guess" mean?
- Every board is checked by a solver that only uses human-style logic. If the solver would need to guess, the board is repaired until it doesn't. You will never face a 50/50.
- Can my first click hit a mine?
- No — the first dig is always safe and always opens an area to work from.
- Is there a daily puzzle?
- Yes — a shared 16×16 daily board with streaks, plus unlimited random boards.
Quick solving tips
- Satisfied numbers free their neighbors. If a "1" already touches a flag, every other cell around it is safe — open them with a chord tap.
- Count the tight fits. If a "3" has exactly three covered neighbors, all three are mines — flag them.
- Learn the 1-2 pattern. A 1 next to a 2 along a wall: the mine of the 1 overlaps the 2's pair, forcing the cell beyond the 2 to be a mine.
- Endgame: count mines. The 🚩 counter tells you how many mines remain — when it matches the covered cells, flag them all.
See worked patterns in the Minesweeper strategy guide.
More logic puzzles
If you like deducing your way out of danger, try our other no-guess games: Nonogram (picture cross), CrownGrid (crown placement), Sudoku and SunMoon.