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Flash minesweeper is a poorly developed flash logic game.

Anyway here are the game instructions:

The object of flash minesweeper is to find mines which have been hidden at random places by the computer on a grid. The grid size you will start with is 16×16 squares which equals 256 squares and contains 40 mines. The game starts when the player moves his mouse and selects a square on the grid. With a left click the computer opens rhe square on that grid and reveals whether the square contains a mine or not. If that square does not contain a mine, then the player has lost the game. If that square does not contain a mine, then the square will contain a number showing how menu mines there are on the 8 squares directly touching that square. For example if the number revealed is 2, then that means that there are two mines on the adjacent 8 squares. In that case, the computer automatically helps you by opening all 8 adjacent squares and reveals their numbers. If any of those squares are also blank, then the squares surrounding those squares are also opened. This gives the player a lot of information with which to calculate where the mines are or are likely to be.

Once the player determines exactly where a mine is located, he is advised to mark it so that he can avoid playing those squares by accident. He marks the square by pressing the space key.

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Logic games like this one don’t even deserve to be played.

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Why do people make games that already exist? If they made them better I would understand, but this is as stupid as it gets. Not only do you get minesweeper in windows, Linux and others operating systems but you also get a much better version of this logic game. Whoever built this game has forgotten the fact that all minesweeper game players use the right click to mark the tiles where they think the bomb is. In this flash version of the game, that right click gives you adobe flash player settings menu which is very frustrating.

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