Minesweepdle
LOGICOne shared Minesweeper board a day, 15×15 with 35 mines, and a single attempt to clear it. Reveal cells, flag mines and chord with a double-click.
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Minesweepdle
At a glance
- Platforms
- Web
- Archive
- Free archive
What is Minesweepdle?
Minesweepdle is a daily, shared Minesweeper puzzle: every day a new 15×15 board with 35 mines is published and everyone plays the same board with one attempt. Reveal cells, place flags, and use number clues to clear the board, then share your result. A streak increases when you win consecutive days.
How to play
- Click ▶ Start to begin the daily 15×15 puzzle with 35 mines.
- Left-click a cell to reveal it; right-click to place or remove a flag (or toggle Flag Mode on mobile).
- Double-click a revealed number to chord (reveal its neighbors) when you have matching flags around it.
Why play Minesweepdle?
Play to solve a single shared daily Minesweeper board and compete with yourself to maintain a winning streak. The one-attempt rule and shared daily puzzle create a concise, repeatable challenge and an incentive to improve and share results.
Reading the feedback
Revealed cells display numbers that indicate how many adjacent mines are present. Placing or removing flags updates the board state. Double-clicking a number will reveal its neighboring cells when the flags around it match the number. The interface shows a timer and remaining tile count changes as you click; winning increases your streak.
Modes
- Daily
- A daily challenge is listed on the official game page.
- Archive
- An archive option is listed on the official game page.
Tips & strategy
- Use flags to mark suspected mines, chord (double-click), only reveals neighbors when placed flags match the number.
- On mobile, toggle the Flag Mode button to place flags without using a long-press or right-click.
- Pay attention to numbers: they directly indicate adjacent mine counts and guide safe reveals.
Popular questions
How many attempts do I get for the daily puzzle?
You get one attempt only for each daily board.
How does the chord action work?
Double-click a revealed number to chord-reveal its neighboring cells, but only if the flags you’ve placed around that number match it.