Mine Detector is a logic-based puzzle game where the goal is to clear a grid of squares without triggering hidden mines. The game grid is typically made up of various cells, some of which contain mines, and others that are safe. Your task is to uncover the safe cells using the numbers provided by adjacent cells that indicate how many mines are nearby.


Game Mechanics:
Grid Layout: The game consists of a grid with various rows and columns. The size of the grid may vary depending on the difficulty level.

Mines: Some cells in the grid contain mines, and your job is to avoid those. The number of mines on the grid is usually indicated at the beginning of the game.

Revealing Safe Spots: When you click on a cell, it may either:

Reveal a number: This number indicates how many mines are in the neighboring cells. Use this information to avoid mines and clear safe cells.

Reveal a blank space: This means there are no mines adjacent to that cell, and it may open up more surrounding cells.

Flagging Mines: If you believe a cell contains a mine, you can place a flag on it to mark it. The game typically allows you to flag suspected mines to keep track of where the dangers lie.

Objective: The goal is to clear all the cells that do not contain mines without clicking on a mine. If you click on a mine, the game is over.

Winning: You win by uncovering all the safe cells without hitting a mine.