Editorial policy

This page explains how we create, check and update the Minesweeper game and the guides on this website, and how to tell us when something is wrong. Last updated: [date].

What we publish

This site offers a free browser version of Minesweeper and written content that helps people play it: rules, controls, difficulty levels, strategy tips and answers to common questions. Our goal is clear, accurate content that helps you play better and enjoy the game.

Accuracy

  • Rules and controls are written from how the game on this site actually works, and we check them against the game when we write or change them.
  • Strategy advice is based on the logic of the game. Patterns and tips are checked to make sure they are correct before we publish them.
  • Facts about the game’s history or about other products are checked against reliable sources. If we can’t confirm something, we leave it out.
  • Numbers such as board sizes and mine counts match the current version of the game.

Updates

When the game changes, such as new controls, difficulty settings or features, we update the affected pages so they match. We also review our content from time to time and fix anything that is out of date or unclear.

Corrections

If you find a mistake, a broken feature or something misleading, please tell us. We will look into it and correct confirmed errors promptly. When a correction changes the meaning of a page, we will say so on the page.

Independence and advertising

Our content is written to help players, not to promote products. If this site shows advertising or contains sponsored or affiliate links, they are kept separate from our editorial content and do not decide what we write or how we describe the game.

How content is made

We may use software tools, including AI-assisted tools, to help draft, edit or format content. A person reviews each page before it is published and is responsible for its accuracy.

Feedback and contact

Send ur your corrections, bug reports and suggestions by visiting our Contact page. We read every message, though we can’t promise a reply to each one. For how we handle your information, see our privacy policy.