No, it can not be done.
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by clicking on a thingy and praying that it doesnt fk you over signed zs
Minesweeper has the player guess where the buried bombs are "not". As you guess an empty space it will give you a number of bombs from 1 to 8 that are next to it. If there are none then it will clear out several until each reaches the edge of bombs. The GOAL is to clear all the bombless squares.
Oh, dude, beating Minesweeper in 1 second is like trying to finish a marathon in a second - it's just not happening. Minesweeper is all about strategy and luck, so unless you're some kind of wizard who can predict where the mines are gonna be, you're gonna need more than a second to beat it. Just enjoy the game and take your time, like a fine wine, ya know?
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No, it can not be done.
There are none, but why cheat at such a simple game. Why cheat at any game, it only takes away from the fun of the game.
a minesweeper is not a real thing minesweeper is an online game
Minesweeper - Windows - was created in 1990.
Minesweeper Suite was created in 2002.
Minesweeper was created by Robert Donner and Curt Johnson.
Minesweeper War Badge was created on 1940-08-31.
Yes. Many people, probably millions, have won minesweeper.
Caine
Every game of minesweeper is winnable, thus it is a game of skill. Luck has nothing to do with it, as Minesweeper is a puzzle game. Skill at figuring out where the mines lie, and quickness will lead to fast times.
Minesweeper - 1943 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved USA:Passed (National Board of Review)