Project Title: Minesweeper Game

Overview:
Minesweeper is a logic-based puzzle game where players uncover tiles on a grid, aiming to avoid hidden mines. The goal is to reveal all non-mine tiles based on numeric hints, which indicate how many adjacent tiles contain mines.

Core Features:

• Grid-Based Layout: A board of tiles (e.g., 9x9 or 16x16).
• Mine Placement: Mines are randomly placed in hidden tiles.
• Number Hints: Tiles show a number indicating nearby mines (0–8).
• User Interaction: Left-click reveals a tile; right-click flags a suspected mine.
• Win/Loss Detection: Game ends in a win if all non-mine tiles are revealed, or a loss if a mine is clicked.

Tech Stack Examples:

• Python: Tkinter or Pygame
• Java: Swing or JavaFX
• JavaScript: HTML/CSS/JS with Canvas or DOM
• C# / Unity: For a polished GUI version
• C++: Console or SFML-based version

How It Works:

1. The game initializes a grid and randomly places a set number of mines.
2. When a tile is clicked:

• If it's a mine: Game over.
• If it's empty (0 nearby mines): Recursively reveals surrounding tiles.
• If it's numbered: Shows the count of nearby mines.

   3. Players can flag tiles as suspected mines.

   4. The game continues until the player either clears the board (win) or clicks on a mine (lose).

Learning Outcomes:

• Logical thinking and recursion (for revealing empty areas)
• Array/grid manipulation
• Mouse event handling
• GUI design and state management
• Game mechanics and win/loss conditions