Mine Seeker is a free minesweeper game you can play online in your browser, with no download needed. You explore a sunny field with Kit, a cheerful cartoon explorer in a hard hat. Dig every safe cell: each number tells you how many hidden mines touch that cell.
Every board can be solved by pure logic. Your first dig is always safe, and a built-in solver checks each board so you never face a coin-flip guess. Choose from four sizes, from a quick 9×9 Easy board with 10 mines to the 99-mine Expert field, or play the daily board that is the same for everyone.
Long-press or flag mode works on phones, and right-click flags work on PC. Boards stand tall on phones held upright and wide on landscape screens, so it plays well on phones, tablets and computers. Mine Seeker is an original game made by the GamesYap team. For another calm logic puzzle, try Lantern Sudoku.
Yes. Mine Seeker is free to play in your web browser, with nothing to download or install. All four board sizes and the daily board are free. Coins only unlock flag markers and fields, which change the look.
Version 1.0.4Nov 2, 2026
1.0.2: Smoother on phones: lighter drawing every frame, less stutter. 1.0.1: Runs smoother on phones: no more sudden freezes, less stutter, and touches are never lost. The points icon now shows where your points go. 1.0.0: First release: a mine-finding logic puzzle with no-guess boards in four sizes, a daily board, hints, flag mode and long-press flags, scrolling big boards, Kit the host, flag markers and fields, and a daily gift, quests and free coins.
No one yet — be the first!
No one yet — be the first!
Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. On a phone you tap to dig and long-press, or use flag mode, to place a flag. Cells never get too small to tap, and big boards scroll with a drag.
Dig cells one at a time. A number shows how many mines touch that cell. Use the numbers to work out where mines must be, flag them, and dig the safe cells. You win when every safe cell is open and lose if you dig a mine.
No. Every board in Mine Seeker is checked by a solver, so it can be cleared by logic alone. Your first dig is always safe. If you think you must guess, look again for a pattern, or use a hint to show a safe cell.
Each number tells you how many mines are in the eight cells around it, including diagonals. A 1 means exactly one neighbour is a mine. A blank, opened cell has no mines nearby, which is why it opens its neighbours automatically.
