Minesweeper meets push-your-luck. Reveal tiles, collect visible resources, grow an exponential pot — and decide when to CASH OUT before a mine resets it to 1. Four game modes, square and hex grids, Nizian scoring.

<h2 class="bb_tag" >Mine-Risk Seen reinvents classic Minesweeper with risk-management mechanics from modern board games.</h2><h2 class="bb_tag" >The game loop</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>Reveal tiles on a mined grid to gather <strong>Gold</strong>, <strong>Iron</strong> and <strong>Crystal</strong><br></li><li>Your pot grows <strong>exponentially</strong> as long as you avoid mines (×1.3 per safe click)<br></li><li>Hit <strong>CASH OUT</strong> to secure your winnings — or keep pushing your luck to multiply the pot<br></li><li>A mine = pot lost + one HP gone</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >Nizian scoring</h2>Your final score is <strong>(total pot × min(Gold, Iron, Crystal)) ÷ number of moves</strong>. The resource you collected least caps your score — explore the whole grid, not just the easy spots. Resources are visible on hidden tiles… but a gem can hide a mine.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Four game modes</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li><strong>Stop or Go</strong> — pure push-your-luck, with cash-out and voluntary stop<br></li><li><strong>Draws</strong> — a limited number of clicks, score without the move divider<br></li><li><strong>Classic</strong> — plain Minesweeper, no side scoring<br></li><li><strong>Economy</strong> — safe tiles cost credits, successful risks earn them, bankruptcy ends the run</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >Square and hexagonal grids</h2>Five difficulty presets across two grid geometries change the neighborhood logic and the way risk spreads.<br><br>Deterministic seeds: share a seed and a difficulty to challenge friends on the exact same grid.

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