Dosmine is a DOS-based clone of the classic Minesweeper game, a puzzle game that gained widespread popularity in the early 1990s due to its inclusion in Microsoft Windows. As a DOS alternative, Dosmine captures the core mechanics of Minesweeper while offering a streamlined interface optimized for DOS environments. Grid Customization: Standard difficulty levels: Beginner, Intermediate, and Expert, each with progressively larger grids and more mines. Some versions may allow custom grid sizes and mine counts. Numbers and Clues: Each square displays a number indicating how many adjacent squares contain mines. Use these clues to mark squares that may contain mines and safely uncover others. Marking Mines: Players can flag suspected mine locations to avoid accidentally uncovering them. Unmarking is also possible in case of error. Timer: A built-in timer tracks how long it takes to solve the puzzle. Players can aim for faster completion times as a measure of skill. Game Modes: Classic gameplay is the primary mode. Some DOS versions may feature additional challenges, such as randomized obstacle placement or limited moves.
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