ARTICLE: "minesweeper" "Minesweeper"
"The game starts with a grid of cells. Some cells contain a mine, others do not. If you click on a cell containing a mine, you " { $strong "lose" } " (it blows up!). If you click on all the cells (without clicking on any mines), you " { $strong "win" } "!"
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-"Three levels of difficulties are available:"
+"Three levels of difficulty are available:"
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{ { $strong "Difficulty" } { $strong "Grid Size" } { $strong "Mines" } }
"Clicking on a cell which doesn't have a mine reveals the number of neighboring cells that contain mines. Use this information (plus good guessing!) to avoid the mines."
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"To open a cell, point at the cell with your mouse and click on it. The first cell you click to open is never a mine."
-$nl "Every cell has up to 8 neighbors: the cells adjacent above, below, left, right, and all 4 diagonals. The cells on the sides of the board (and its corners) have fewer neighbors."
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-"If you open a cell with no neighboring mines all of its neighbors will automatically open. This can sometimes be a large area."
+"Every cell has up to " { $snippet "8" } " neighbors: the cells adjacent above, below, left, right, and all " { $snippet "4" } " diagonals. The cells on the sides of the board (and its corners) have fewer neighbors."
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+"If you open a cell with " { $snippet "0" } " neighboring mines, all of its neighbors will automatically open. This can sometimes be a large area."
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"To flag a cell you think is a mine, point and right-click (or hover with the mouse and press " { $snippet "SPACE" } "). Do this again to mark with a question mark symbol (useful if you are unsure about a cell). Do this again to return the cell to blank."
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