A minesweeper clone, built in Python utilizing an MVC structure.
- Developed on Python 3.10.12
- Tested in Python 3.10, 3.11
- Written for Debian Linux
- Tested and functional in Windows 10
- Clone Repository
- Use command
cd PySweeper - Run the program using:
python3 main.pyfor Linuxpy main.pyfor Windows
The game is played exactly like Minesweeper, upon creating a new game, you are presented with a field of tiles you can either right click, or left click on.
- A left click with uncover what is behind the tile
- A right click will mark the tile with a flag
In order to complete the game, the objective is to mark all of the mines on the field correctly, with or without clearing the remaining empty tiles. If you clear a tile that is not a mine, there will be a number uncovered that corresponds to the number of adjacent mines to that tile you cleared. This means if you uncover a 2, then that tile is touching a mine, either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. The maximum number of adjacent mines is 8, while the minimum is 0. If you clear a tile that has 0 adjacent mines, the game will automatically uncover all adjacent 0 tiles recursively, including any adjacent number tiles to those 0 tiles to quickly clear dummy tiles in the minefield.
Currently when the field is being created, the default difficulty causes tiles to have a 10% chance of being a mine, resulting in anywhere between 35-45 mines being populated in a 400 tile field.
- Graphics and images for each of the numbers, mines, and buttons.
- A High Score board for users to compete in speedrunning a minefield.
- Multiple / User customized difficulty levels