Minesweepdle

Minesweepdle turns classic minesweeper into a daily puzzle. A new numbered board appears at midnight Eastern Time, and everyone plays the same one. The size changes from day to day: some days bring a 12 by 12 grid with 20 mines, others a 16 by 16 grid with 40, and the sizes in between.

The rules are the familiar ones. You press Start, which opens the centre of the board and a patch around it, then left-click to reveal a cell and right-click to place or remove a flag; on a phone a Flag Mode button switches between the two. Each number shows how many mines touch that cell, and double-clicking a number whose flags are all placed reveals its other neighbours at once. A timer runs as you play.

The twist is that you only get one attempt. Hit a mine and the day's board is lost, so careful deduction matters more than speed. The boards are not built to avoid guesses, so now and then a careful player still has to take a chance. The game keeps your games played, wins, win rate, current and best streak, and you can copy a result to share that shows your time and how much you cleared without giving away the mines. Every board since the first one in March 2026 is in the archive.

It suits minesweeper players who want a daily reason to play carefully, and anyone who likes comparing the same board with friends.