Mossdelve

Minesweeper moved onto a hexagonal grid in a damp, glowing cave. Each number counts the sporecaps among its six neighbours, so the familiar logic gets new patterns.

Every board comes with three lanterns. Hang one on a cell and it lights that cell and its six neighbours safely: the floor opens and any sporecap there is marked for you. Spend them on the hard guesses.

• Hex grid: six neighbours per cell, reveal, flag and chord
• Safe start: the first reveal never hits a cap and always opens an area
• 3 lanterns per board: a limited hint that lights a radius-1 cluster
• 4 caves: small 8x7, medium 12x9, large 15x11 and a daily board seeded by the date
• Best times saved per cave and per daily board
• Keyboard or touch: cursor keys, or tap, long-press and a flag-mode toggle

Code and text written with AI assistance; checked by PN Scripts with automated tests. Every shape is drawn and every sound synthesised by code; there are no AI-generated image or audio files.

Controls

• Arrow keys / WASD: move the cursor
• Space / Enter: reveal, or chord on a number
• F: flag, L: use a lantern on the cursor cell
• Tap: reveal; long-press or Flag mode: flag; Lantern button, then tap a cell
• N: back to the cave list
• P / Esc: pause, M: sound

Made by PN Scripts.