Minesweeper

You know how it works: open all tiles except the mines. This adaptation even comes with levels that become harder and harder. Enjoy!

Challenge

Remember that amazing experience back in the day, Windows 95, when minesweeper came pre-installed, ready to be played any time. No ads, nothing. Now, as a developer with a Mac OS machine, minesweeper isn't available. And I didn't dare to search online. I feared navigating through heaps of advertisement, cookie-consents, and you-don't-have-flash-installed banners. So I went to build minesweeper myself.

Solution

Here you go: Kai's Minesweeper. Created with a lot of love, sound, and a level system in place that makes it almost addictive to play. Once I had shared it, it took half an hour for the first few friends to master the last level. They demanded for more. So I introduced more difficult levels. Which level can you beat?

My role

Developing minesweeper with pure react was a walk in the park. It took me a day until I was able to publish the game, then I continued improving it the next day. Most challenging was making it browser-compatible, mobile-compatible, and adding the double-click-to-sweep-expand feature.