Minesweeper Hit

About Minesweeper Hit

Here is a classic game. The playing field is divided into adjacent cells, some of which are "mined". The number of "mined" cells is not known. The goal of the game is to open all cells that do not contain bombs. You open cells, trying not to open a cell with a mine. By opening a cell with a mine, you will lose. If there is no mine under the open cell, then a number appears in it, showing how many cells adjacent to the newly opened cell are “mined”. Using these numbers, you need to calculate the location of the mines. If there are no mines under the neighboring cells, then some “non-mined” area opens up to the cells in which there are numbers. You can mark "mined" cells so as not to accidentally open them. By opening all the "not mined" cells, you win.