MARINE MINESWEEPER 70

Minefields occur not only on land, but also at sea. Imagine a grand battle of ships in the ocean. Opponents prepare in advance, setting traps for enemies. This game, of course, is not a naval battle, you will not have to shoot cannons and launch torpedoes, but you will need to clear the minefields. More precisely, the field, because it is only one, but it has as much as 70 minutes.

The game is essentially a classic Minesweeper, with which many are familiar from the old versions of Windows. The idea is as follows. The minefield is initially closed so that the minesweeper (i.e.) player does not know which cell has a mine and which does not. The first move is made at random: just left-click on an arbitrary square. If you were unlucky and immediately ran into a mine, you will have to replay it. If everything is OK, then move on.

The cell can be empty, or it will contain a number indicating how many mines are in the neighboring cells. Your task is to calculate by these numbers, in which cells there are mines, and in which there are no, opening all the safe ones. If you think that there is a mine in a certain cell, do not click on it with the left button, but right-click to indicate the mine (a check box will appear).

If you correctly place the flags on all the mines, you will become the winner. There is one more point. Time. And it's not much, just 10 minutes. Hurry up, but don't make mistakes, because, as you know, a minesweeper makes mistakes only once. Have a nice game!