Minesweeper Game in C

Introduction

Welcome to the Minesweeper game implemented in C! This classic game provides a challenging and strategic experience as you uncover tiles while avoiding hidden mines. This version is designed to be a simple yet engaging console-based Minesweeper game.

Features

• User-Friendly Interface: A clean and intuitive console interface for a seamless gaming experience.
• Grid Size Customization: Adjust the size of the game board according to your preference.
• Random Mine Placement: Mines are placed randomly on the board, providing a unique challenge each time you play.

How to Play

1. Compile the Code: Use a C compiler to compile the minesweeper.c file. For example:

   gcc minesweeper.c -o minesweeper

2. Run the Game: Execute the compiled file to start the game.

   ./minesweeper

3. Winning or Losing: The game is won by uncovering all safe tiles without hitting a mine. If you uncover a mine, the game is lost.

Customization

• Adjust Grid Size: In the source code, you can modify the ROWS and COLS constants to change the dimensions of the game board.
• Change Mine Density: The MINES constant determines the percentage of cells that contain mines. Adjust this value for easier or more challenging games.

Dependencies

No external libraries are required to run this Minesweeper game.

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! If you find any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This Minesweeper game is open-source and released under the MIT License.

Enjoy playing Minesweeper!