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Minesweeper pattern trainer

Find the safe squares. Prove the mines. Practice rotated and mirrored patterns with instant feedback, hints, and an explanation for every move.

Choose your focus

A mix of local rules, classic patterns, overlapping clues, and reduced patterns.

Exercise 12 covered squares

What do these clues prove?

Choose Reveal or Flag, then make a move supported by the visible clues.

Practice the same position with a friend

Every exercise has a seed and number. Share a link or import its code to reproduce the exact clues and orientation. Solving progress stays private to each browser.

Seed 1 · Exercise 1

How the trainer works

Each mini-board is complete: there are no hidden neighbors outside its edges. Starting flags are proved mines. Reveal a square only when the visible clues guarantee safety, and flag a square only when they force a mine. This trainer asks you to account for every covered square, including the mines.

Left-click, tap, Enter, or Space uses the selected action. Right-click or F flags a square. Arrow keys move between squares. Incorrect moves leave the board unchanged so you can reconsider the reasoning.

Basics, Patterns, and Overlap train local deductions. Advanced adds larger frontiers with multi-clue chains. Expert includes mine-count endgames. The boards rotate and mirror so you practice the reasoning in different orientations. They develop recognition rather than timing you. Classic games can still require guessing; these small exercises always have a logical solution.

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