Minesweeper Game
A browser version of the classic Minesweeper puzzle game, written with React. Players clear a grid of hidden squares while avoiding mines, using number clues to deduce which cells are safe. Suited to anyone wanting a quick round of the familiar desktop-era logic game.
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