Mines Flagger

Unpredictability has its own charm and for many it is a great source of excitement as well as adrenaline rush. What lies ahead, what will be the ramification of an action, what to expect are some of the questions that always makes one do an uncertain act. Perhaps the risk factor that is involved in doing unpredictable things always attracts laymen as it provides something which daily dull life does not provide. In fact, this is the reason why computer gaming has gained huge popularity over the period of time as it holds something that daily life do not have for laymen. A game does not need to be graphically rich and also action filled as long as it has the capability to excite a person.

In providing the kind of excitement and interest that hooks one to simple games, Mines Flagger 1.3.0 has succeeded. It is a very basic, simple yet exciting game that makes one keep on guessing about what will happen next. The user interface of this game is simple, on a blue tiled backdrop there are grey blocks and at the top there is the score board. Now the game revolves around these grey blocks. Under these covered blocks there are mines and to see what is underneath these blocks the player has to click on them. Also under the blocks there are some numbers that indicates the number of the adjoining mines. So when one player uncovers a mine he gets another chance to click and also earns one point. However, if he clicks to uncover a number then the second player gets a chance to click. So the two players keep on getting a chance to click according to what they uncover. The game ends as soon as all mines on the block board are uncovered. The winner is the one who gets maximum mines uncovered.

The game is simple but a decent way to pass some time with a friend or family or anyone. It is a three and a half rated game which can be pretty exciting for those who enjoys less stressful and simple games.

In this game there will be a grid of covered blocks, inside those blocks are some mines. The two players take turns to click the blocks. When a player clicks a block that contains a mine, then he is awarded one point and can click again. If the block does not contain a mine, then the block is uncovered with a number showing the number of adjacent mines and then the turn passes to the next player. The game ends when all the mines are clicked. The player who have clicked more mines wins.