Daily Minesweeper takes the classic — click to reveal, flag what you suspect, use the numbers to work out where the mines are hiding — and turns it into something everyone plays on the same board. One puzzle, generated fresh at midnight UTC, shared by every player in the world that day.
The board shape rotates on a four-day cycle — square, diamond, circle, heart — and your opening move is always pre-revealed, so you're never staring at a blank grid guessing where to click first. The numbers around that opening are your first real clues.
Ways to Clear It Faster
A few habits that separate a clean clear from a mine you didn't see coming.
Read the opening before you click anything else
The safe region you start with already tells you something. Work out what every number on its border is saying before you reveal a new cell blind.
Flag before you forget, not after
The moment you're certain a cell is a mine, flag it. It's one less thing to hold in your head, and it changes how the surrounding numbers read for the rest of the board.
Count what's left, not just what's shown
If a number's flag count already matches it, every other neighbouring cell is safe to reveal — long-pressing (or clicking both mouse buttons) clears them all at once.
Why It's Worth a Minute a Day
Minesweeper survives because the format never really gets old.
The same board for everyone
There's no shuffle button and no easier version waiting one click away. Whatever you're solving, someone else on the other side of the world is solving the exact same grid today.
Deduction, not memorization
Every safe move is provable from the numbers already on the board. No trivia, no vocabulary — just working out what has to be true from what you can already see.
Over in a few minutes
A daily board is small enough to finish on a coffee break, but the shape changes just often enough that the layout never gets fully familiar.
Classic mode when you want more
Want to play more than once a day? Classic mode has no daily limit — pick Easy, Medium, or Hard and start a fresh board any time.
Today's Board Is Above
One click starts it — the board resets at midnight UTC.