MineSweeper Marine

Welcome to MineSweeper Marine!

MineSweeper Marine is an adaptation of the classic Minesweeper game that builds upon the original while introducing new ideas.

It offers two game modes: Classic mode and Marine mode.

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Note:

The web version may be slow or experience sound issues, such as cuts or stuttering.

However, for a better experience, it is recommended to play offline.

To do so, it is preferable to download the executable suitable for your operating system and play directly on your computer.

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Objective:

In this mode, the objective remains the same as the original Minesweeper game: uncover all the empty cells without detonating the hidden mines on the grid.

Rules:

From the start, all cells are hidden.

To uncover one or more cells, simply select a cell.

Each revealed cell may indicate the number of mines adjacent to it (up to 8) in all directions: left, right, up, down, or diagonally.

You can also place flags on undiscovered cells to mark potential mine locations.

Victory/Defeat Conditions:

If the selected cell contains a mine, you lose the game.

However, if all free cells are uncovered without triggering a mine, you win the game.

Bonus:

Also, enjoy the random block movement feature by pressing the button () located at the bottom right of the screen.

To activate it, fill the gauge by revealing cells.

Difficulty Levels:

Beginner () : 9 rows x 9 columns / 10 mines

Intermediate () : 16 rows x 16 columns / 40 mines

Expert () : 16 rows x 30 columns / 99 mines

Objective:

This mode preserves the same gameplay principle as the classic mode.

Rules:

The peculiarity of the marine mode is that with each revealed cell, the blocks can move from right to left on each line.

The areas () located all on the left side of the grid trigger the mines, ending the game.

The icons () indicate the number of block movements on each line.

•  : No Block Movement
•  : 1 Block Movement
•  : 2 Block Movement

When a block with a flag reaches the trigger zone, it ends up at the end of the grid (all to the right) and turns into a sealed block (), and you can no longer recover the flag.

Victory/Defeat Conditions:

If the selected cell contains a mine or if a mine reaches the trigger zone (), you lose the game.

However, if all free cells are uncovered without triggering a mine, or if all flags are placed on blocks containing mines, you win the game.

Difficulty Levels:

Beginner () : 8 rows x 23 columns / 10 mines

Intermediate () : 10 rows x 32 columns / 20 mines

Expert () : 13 rows x 46 columns / 40 mines

Tip:

If you have already placed the correct number of flags around a number, you can also click on that number to automatically release the remaining cells.

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Solve as many grids as possible in the MineSweeper Marine game and put your demining skills to the test in these two game modes !

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Made with TIC-80.

Code, graphics, sound and music by Yoghal.

The water ripple effect was inspired by the "ripples.tic" (https://borbware.itch.io/ripple-effects-tic-80) project by Borbware.

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