Daily Minesweeper (dailyminesweeper.com)

About Daily Minesweeper (dailyminesweeper.com)

Daily Minesweeper is classic Minesweeper turned into a shared daily puzzle. Every day at midnight UTC a new numbered board is made, and every player in the world gets the same one. There is no reshuffle and no easier version of the day's board.

The boards are small and shaped. The site describes a rotation of square, diamond, circle and heart; on 6 October 2026 the board was a bat, with a flag count of six. The opening move is made for you, so the first numbers are on the board when you arrive. From there you switch between Reveal and Flag, use each number to work out which neighbours hide mines, and clear every safe cell. A timer runs from the first click. Long-pressing a number, or clicking both mouse buttons, opens all its other neighbours once its flags are placed.

An Archive keeps past boards and a Stats page tracks your record. For more play there is a Classic mode with Easy, Medium and Hard boards and no daily limit. It needs no download or sign-up, works in nine languages and is one of Ana Puzzle's daily games, beside Number Island, Sortdle and Who Farted?.

How to play Daily Minesweeper (dailyminesweeper.com)

1. Read the numbers around the revealed opening: each one counts the mines touching that cell.
2. Choose Flag and mark every cell you are sure is a mine.
3. Choose Reveal and open the cells the numbers prove are safe.
4. When a number already has all its flags, long-press it (or click both mouse buttons) to open its other neighbours at once.
5. Clear every safe cell to finish the day's board, then share your time.

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Tips

• Work out what every number on the edge of the opening says before revealing anything new.
• Flag a mine as soon as you are sure of it: it changes how the numbers around it read.
• Watch the corners and narrow parts of the shape, where cells have fewer neighbours and the numbers say more.

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