>you are guaranteed to be able to solve the whole grid by deduction rather than guesswork
I don't see it
You are guaranteed to be able to solve the whole grid by deduction rather than guesswork
Jaxson Richardson
Jace Myers
Look more
Lucas Jackson
I don't get it either
Cameron Flores
Give a link to your game ID. I want to try.
Cameron Ross
flagtards are always so worried abut finding mines that they don't bother looking for the safe spaces.
Daniel Cooper
Oh shit it's all flooding back to me, I used to be able to play minesweeper but forgot it all, that's the part I forgot
Lincoln Richardson
I see why the ones above the 2 is safe, but still not seeing the 3
Xavier Cruz
one of my favorite devs is making a minesweeper automation game and posting constant iterative demos so I'm learning a lot.
Connor Allen
The 3 shares a bomb with the 4 above it. That square to the corner is safe.
Easton Perry
Thanks, I missed that.
Played a bunch today and this was probably one of the harder seeds I got. Either that or it's getting too late.
Xavier Clark
saw several safe spots with minimal deduction
I swear this game is a fucking IQ test, how are you jiggers so bad at it
Jaxon Adams
Tametsi has ruined minesweeper for me, Minesweeper is so braindead in comparison
Grayson James
Samuel Campbell
did it on the first game. looks like this works way better than the windows ones
Liam Lee
First time trying this version, the mine patterns are actually very different from normal minesweeper, it feel fresh actually having to think rather than just going auto mode on patterns I already solved thousands of times. Thanks OP
Jonathan Allen
the greens are empty and the reds are mines
Jaxon Phillips
nvm i miscounted
Oliver Adams
Samuel Jenkins
how do you know the top row is bombs?
Blake Watson
So this version doesn't have those awful 50/50s you'd always run into at the end?
Joseph Hughes
leave it until the end. mines fill in as soon as you got all numbers