Minesweeping is a classic single player puzzle game with the goal of uncovering all blocks without hitting a mine. The game area is divided into a series of blocks, each of which may have thunder or numbers underneath. The number represents the number of mines around the block. Players need to use numerical prompts to determine which blocks are safe and which ones are mined. Through logical reasoning and guessing, players need to avoid minefields and uncover all safe blocks.

The difficulty level of the game can be adjusted according to the player's choice, usually consisting of three difficulty levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced. The beginner level is usually relatively simple, with a small number of thunder, making it suitable for beginners. The intermediate level has increased the number of mines, requiring more reasoning and speculation. The advanced level is the most challenging, with a larger number of mines requiring higher intelligence and strategies to solve.

The charm of mine sweeping games lies in their simple rules and infinite possibilities. Each game is unique, and players can challenge different levels of difficulty based on their reasoning ability and luck. In addition, mine sweeping also has a racing element, allowing players to try to complete the game in the shortest possible time.