About

• The project's code can be found inside the minesweeper folder.
• Round Stats are stored inside the recentgames folder.
• Game Scenarios created by the player are stored inside the medialab folder.
• Inside the mines folder a mines.txt is created everytime a new game is started and contains the row and column where each mine is located, as well as a third value that signals whether the mine is a super-mine or not. When a new game is started or the player exits the application the mines.txt file is deleted.

Game Rules

The game follows the same rules as the classic Minesweeper game with a few additions:

• The player first needs to Load a game either from the pre-existing ones in the Load menu or create a new game scenario from the Create menu. When the game scenario is loaded press Start to begin the game.
• The player can create their own gamplay scenarios which are then saved locally and can be loaded again and again without recreating them.
• Round stats are saved at the end of each game and can be viewed at a later time.
• When the difficulty is set to 2 a super-mine is also initialized. If the player marks the square corresponding to the super-mine within the first 4 attempts (left-clicks) then automatically all the squares that are in the same row and column as the super-mine (31 total squares) are revealed.
• When the countdown reaches zero the game is over and the player looses.
• From the Solution menu the current game's solution can be found, but the game will end and be marked as a loss for the player.

Game description details

Difficulty Levels	Grid Size	Number of Mines	Timer (seconds)	Super-Mine
1	9x9	9-11	120-180	Not Allowed
2	16x16	35-45	240-360	Allowed

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