Easy Minesweeper keeps the classic goal: reveal every safe square while using each number as the exact count of adjacent mines. The board shown here measures 9 × 9 with 10 mines and begins from a fixed safe opening.

This example is designed for about 4 minutes. Before publication, the solver completed it in 28 single-clue and subset deductions, so the intended path does not depend on a lucky first click or a forced random guess.

Begin at the open boundary and look for clues that touch only one unknown square, or clues whose required mines are already flagged. These direct counts create a clean chain of safe reveals.

Reveal and Flag modes make touch input explicit, while Undo and Hint preserve the reasoning loop. An incorrect reveal stays covered instead of ending the run, and the full board state is stored locally if you pause or leave the page.