Multiplayer Minesweeper

Race Mode - first to clear wins

You need an account to create or join rooms.

Open Rooms

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Expert · Waiting for opponent

Both players receive the identical board seeded the same way - the race outcome is determined purely by speed and skill, not board luck.
Only players who have reached the minimum rank threshold can create or join rooms. Play Standard mode to reach the required rank.
The game starts automatically when a second player joins. Share your room code before creating to avoid waiting.
Hitting a mine does not end your game - you continue, but the opponent can still win by clearing their board before you finish recovering.
Multiplayer results are separate from ranked records - your best-time and 3BV/s leaderboard stats are not affected by race outcomes.

Create a Room

Pick a difficulty and share the 6-character room code with your opponent before they arrive.

Opponent Joins

They enter the code in the Join by Code box - the game starts automatically for both players.

Race to Clear

Both players see the same board. First to clear all safe cells wins the round.

Mine Hits Continue

Hitting a mine marks that cell and slows you down but does not eliminate you - keep clearing.

Pro Tips

Create rooms in your secondary difficulty for a competitive match. If you are strongest at Expert, racing a peer at Intermediate keeps the contest tighter and more engaging than a lopsided Expert race.
Open rooms in the list are joinable by any eligible player - if you want a private match, share your code only with your opponent before they see the open rooms list.
After a mine hit, keep moving - chord-clearing adjacent revealed cells is the fastest recovery path. Stopping to re-evaluate costs more time than the mine hit itself.

Prefer solo competition? Race the clock on the Expert board, take on the Daily Challenge, or join the monthly championship. Sharpen your race pace with the patterns guide.