Cat Minesweeper

The rules are simple. You click tiles with the left mouse button, avoid those hiding bombs, and mark suspected bomb tiles with the right mouse button. Numbered tiles indicate how many bombs are adjacent to them. If a tile has no bombs nearby, it appears blank and automatically reveals any connected blank tiles. You complete the game by correctly marking all the bombs. You can choose from four standard grid sizes, ranging from simple to nightmare, or try one of four special grids with unique layouts such as a heart or a diamond. These special layouts are not necessarily more enjoyable, as they contain many additional corners that make them harder to navigate, but they are worth attempting at least once. The first click always involves some luck. Since there are more empty tiles than bombs, you would have to be extremely unlucky to hit bomb tiles several times in a row. One strategy is to begin in a corner, though you can also use a limited number of hints that reveal a tile for you. It is best to save these hints for tricky situations familiar to Minesweeper fans, when the clues are not enough and you are forced to guess. There is also a robot on the left side of the screen, but …

the game definitely seems quite fun, but I unfortunately cannot run the game as I am running Linux and it does not work with proton.