An SFML and C++ Minesweeper implementation with generated grids, random bombs, view transitions, and win/lose handling.
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Category
SFML / C++
System focus
C++ + SFML
Dynamic grids
State machine
Public project material
Public repository available.
Project record
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Project overview
What the build is about.
A C++ game using SFML in which the player reveals safe tiles without opening a bomb. The build focuses on generated boards, view state, and complete win/lose handling.
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What I built
Player-facing systems.
Mouse input controls.
Main-menu to gameplay transition using a state machine.
Customizable tile size.
Customizable code architecture.
Dynamic grid generation.
Random bomb generation.
Screenshot capture and game reset options.
Win and lose conditions.
Project context
The project in practice.
MineSweeper is a C++ and SFML implementation of the classic safe-tile puzzle. The player reads the board, reveals tiles, and tries to clear the available space without selecting a bomb.
The project combines dynamic grid and bomb generation with view-state changes from the main menu into gameplay. Mouse input, configurable tile size, reset handling, screenshots, and clear win or loss conditions make the game a complete interaction loop rather than a static board.
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