Free to playBetter Minesweeper Minesweeper, finally fair
Clear the grid at your own pace, with no-guess boards and tools that turn luck into logic.
Is Better Minesweeper worth it?
Better Minesweeper is worth it if…
- you already know Minesweeper and want the modern version it deserved
- you like chasing faster times and competing on the same daily board as everyone else
- you want every board solvable by logic, with no forced guesses
- you enjoy tracking stats and watching your own numbers improve over weeks
- you want to learn, with modes built to train specific skills
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The game you remember, tuned the way you like
The rules are untouched: numbers tell you how many mines sit around a square, flags mark the suspects, one wrong click ends the board. What changes is everything around them. More than 30 options let you decide how the game behaves, from reveal-on-press to recursive chording, paint flags and first-click safety. You can remap every input, so if you want to chord with a single left click, you can. There is even a pen to draw straight on the board, so no more alt-tabbing to a drawing app when you need to sketch out a tricky corner. You set up the game to fit your hands, not the other way around.
Modes, runs and reasons to come back
Beyond the standard board there are gamemodes with their own goals: Custom 3BV, an Aim Trainer, and Worse Minesweeper, which is exactly what it sounds like. Daily runs and sharable seeds mean you and a friend can face the same board and settle who clears it faster. No Guess mode keeps every board solvable by logic alone, so a run never ends on a coin flip you could not have seen coming. And when a board beats you, replays let you share the whole run through a link and watch it back in the browser. One more go is always a click away.
