Minesweeper Classic

Minesweeper classic game

Minesweeper Classic - Offline Version Chrome Extension

Minesweeper Classic is a convenient Chrome extension that allows users to play the enduring game of Minesweeper directly in their browser. Its intuitive interface provides a seamless gaming experience, featuring the original rules where you have to identify and avoid all mines without setting them off. With offline functionality, users can enjoy this classic game anytime, anywhere. Test your strategic skills and dive into nostalgia with Minesweeper Classic.

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By: https://www.justas.biz

Users: 4,000+

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Rating: 2.74

(50)

Version: 1.2 (Last updated: 2017-01-06)

Creation date: 2017-01-06

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

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Size: 259.07K

Email: ju*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website

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# 14,520 ▼ 153

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Minesweeper Classic (v1.6.0)

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Extension summary

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Minesweeper Classic (Mines). Offline version. The object of the game is to clear an abstract minefield without detonating a mine.

How to play: Click a square, you get a number. That number is the number of how many mines are surrounding it. If you find the mine, you can open "unopened" squares around it, opening more areas.

User reviews

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Pros

Nostalgic design brings back the classic Minesweeper experience.
Some users appreciate the game for being a fun option when offline.

Cons

The flagging mechanism is cumbersome, especially on trackpads.
Game rules don't align with traditional Minesweeper, causing frustration.
Lags and performance issues on Chromebooks.
Fixed board size across difficulties doesn't match the classic game's logic.
Inconsistent behavior when flagging or uncovering squares.

Most mentioned

Flagging mines is required.
Performance issues.
Not a true representation of the original Minesweeper.
Board size remains the same regardless of difficulty.
Users express confusion over game mechanics.

User reviews

Selecting a difficulty always leaves me on the same size board (traditionally, easier boards are smaller), there's no way to flag mines without rightclicking (this is on a chromebook, a device that's almost always a laptop, meaning you have to accomodate by using few right clicks to make it trackpad friendly), and the flag icon is the html 5 logo. Dude, you could have tried harder. Just draw a little flag in MS paint or something.