Minesweeper is a single-player video game originated from the 1960s, its objective is to clear a given grid containing a given number of mines without blowing any of them.
Make sure you have SFML & TGUI libraries installed, you can install them from here:
- SFML
- TGUI
The game uses a retrowave theme to deliver classic nostalgic vibes to the players.
Your objective is to clear the given grid containing mines without blowing any of them.
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Easy: 8x8 grid with 10 mines.
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Medium: 10x10 grid with 20 mines.
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Hard: 15x15 grid with 45 mines.
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Brutal: 20x20 grid with 80 mines.
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Custom: Custom grid size and amount of mines.
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Left-click on a tile to reveal it,
- If a mine is revealed, you lose the game.
- If a number (1-8) is revealed, take this number as an indicator of many mines this tile is adjacent to.
- If an empty tile is revealed, all empty tiles will be revealed recursively.
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Right-click on a tile to place a flag/question mark,
- Place a flag on tile when you're sure it contains a mine underneath to avoid mistakenly revealing it.
- Place a question mark when it's logically impossible to determine the content of the tile, so you can come back to it later.
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When all the empty tiles are revealed and/or all the mines are flagged, you win!
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The faster you finish a game, the higher “score” you will have, the higher your ranking will be.
