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Stake mines game HTML/CSS/JS

Stake mines game HTML/CSS/JS

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Mines Game – Responsive Tile Reveal Layout (HTML/CSS)

By LABET. A modern, fully responsive tile-reveal layout inspired by classic Mines mechanics. Clean HTML/CSS structure that’s easy to integrate, scale, and restyle. Works smoothly on mobile, tablet, and desktop.

What’s Included

  • Clean HTML and CSS source code
  • Mobile-first responsive design
  • Grid-based layout with editable structure
  • Lightweight, fast-loading front-end
  • Well-organized files with clear class naming
  • Built-in basic UI tutorial screens before the first level (clear player instructions)

Requirements & Compatibility

  • Basic HTML/CSS knowledge
  • Modern browser support: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge (latest versions)
  • Fully responsive across devices

Quick Start

  1. Unzip the package.
  2. Open index.html in your browser.
  3. Edit assets/css/game.css to change colors, spacing, and grid styles.
  4. (Optional) Add your own logic in assets/js/game.js.

How to Play (Basic Tutorial)

Shown clearly before the first level so new players understand the controls and rules.

  1. Click any tile to reveal it.
  2. If the tile is safe, the score multiplier increases.
  3. If the tile reveals a mine, the round ends immediately.
  4. Goal: reveal as many safe tiles as possible without hitting a mine.
  5. You can “cash out” at any time and keep the accumulated score.

Note: This template provides the UI flow (HTML/CSS). Game logic is intentionally left to the developer. Optional hooks can be added in assets/js/game.js.

Use Cases

Perfect for developers building custom Mines-inspired games, educational projects, or gamified interfaces. No backend included — full freedom for your own implementation.

Support & Changelog

Support: via the CodeCanyon messages tab.

v1.0 — Initial release (responsive grid, UI controls, tutorial screens, optional JS hooks).

© 2025 LABET

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