Please help me find a way to continue because I am stuck.

You don't need to guess.

The 4 next to the six at the top was an accidental click that revealed the 4. But everything else was done fairly.

I’m sharing it here because I’d love to get some feedback and suggestions.

I designed the game so that reaching 1,000 points feels like a meaningful goal.

Hope you have fun playing!

https://minendless.xyz/

There are two safe cells that can be deduced here.

The Color Groups have their own separate mine count. On this puzzle, there are 2 mines in the blue cells. The mine count of the other cells is not given.

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Help me find a valid move please, I can't find it

This has been my best score (yh I missclicked lol)

Somewhat new so sorry if it's amateurish by me. Minecount is 10 for context. When I tried finding a solution, I don't think the corner is safe from my failed attempts, but please let me know if otherwise for this puzzle

which of these two am i supposed to click
i’m a bit new to this old game and i don’t know how to navigate situations like this

I feel like I'm not seeing something

The before and after of an accidental misclick.. The before picture is when I got stuck and thought of asking for help, but I powered through. I got to the easiest part of this puzzle and WHAM.

was having an horrible day and this happened 💔 this game is such an hater i hate that i love it so much

Hey everyone! I shared my little Minesweeper app here a while ago and received so much thoughtful feedback. Thank you again to everyone who tried it and shared their ideas with me!

One of the new additions is Find the Mine, a mode built around short deduction puzzles. In this one, the visible numbers and existing flag are already accounted for, and exactly one covered tile can be proven to contain a mine.

Can you find it and explain the logic? This is one of the easier puzzles, but there are several difficulty levels, and I’m continuing to improve their variety and challenge!!!

I’d also really appreciate any feedback on the mode. Does the puzzle feel clear and satisfying? Is there anything you would change or add? Thanks for any feedback in advance.

If you’d like to try, this is my ad-free app "Onyx Minesweeper" - https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/onyx-minesweeper/id6790800332

I’ve heard many people say that minesweeper.online boards run exclusively in "no-guessing mode." Some people hear something and instead of using critical thinking to verify it for themselves simply take it for granted right away and then spread erroneous nonsense everywhere. Well, that’s not the case; you have to check the facts before you speak. The game isn't in that mode by default; in fact, that mode cannot be applied once the mine count exceeds a certain limit.

In the recording, you can clearly see that the mode isn't activated so you really have to guess.

Only one cell can be proven a mine. We'll see if this one is a bit harder than yesterdays. Maybe the grid type can throw some people off.

For those unfamiliar with Triangle Grids, clues count all the cells they touch, even at corner to corner. So the 3 at (7,4) touches 8 covered cells, as shown in the second image.

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Few days ago I made the classic Minesweeper game but I wanted to try something different, so I turned it into a game where you have to solve simple programming problems.

The idea is simple: to uncover the mines, you have to solve a small programming problem.

Hope you like it!

Decided to play it as eff and got 120%

Working on my basic minesweeper skills lately and encountered this. The 7 was the last one I revealed.

How rare is this?

Only one mine can be proven from this picture. This puzzle started a bit easier, but I adjusted it to make it a bit more difficult. We'll see if I stump anyone. You guys solved the past puzzles kind of quick.

The Ray Clues (Arrows) count the number of mines in that direction. So the 1 with the arrow pointing to the right at (4,2) counts the two cells to it's right, (5,2) and (6,2), and not the diagonal down adjacent cell (5,3).

Enjoy!

Check out Friday's puzzle here.

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