Minesweeper Game

A classic Minesweeper implementation using C++ and the Raylib graphics library.

Description

This is a simple implementation of the classic Minesweeper game. The player must reveal all cells without mines to win, using number clues to identify where mines are located.

Features

• 10×10 game grid
• Graphical UI with flag and mine indicators
• Game timer
• Win/lose detection

Prerequisites

Make sure you have the following installed on your system:

• C++ compiler (g++)
• Raylib library
• X11 development libraries

Installation

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Anchal-T/minswepper
   cd minesweeper

2. Ensure Raylib is installed on your system. The Makefile expects it to be in $(HOME)/raylib/src.
3. Compile the game using make:

   make

How to Play

Run the game:

./minesweeper

Controls:

• Left-click: Reveal a cell
• Right-click: Place/remove a flag
• R key: Restart the game
• ESC key: Exit the game

Game Rules:

• Reveal all non-mine cells to win.
• If you reveal a mine, you lose.
• Numbers indicate how many mines are in the adjacent cells.
• Use flags to mark cells you think contain mines.

Project Structure

minesweeper/
│── minesweeper.cpp    # Main source code
│── resources/         # Contains game assets
│   ├── minesweeper_bomb.png  # Mine image
│   ├── minesweeper_flag.png  # Flag image
│── Makefile           # Build configuration

Building from Source

To compile the game, simply run:

make

To clean the build files:

make clean