Minesweeper

minesweeper is a lobby in item asylum. It is a 27×27 grid of Minesweeper.
==Overview==
The map is comprised of a large grey square gridded with tiles. The tiles may hide a mine, which instantly kills and flings the player who revealed it, or a number, which indicates the amount of mines directly around the tile. Only players can reveal tiles, not NPCs. The amount of mines generated ranges from 100 to 250. Players spawn in the center of the map, immediately revealing whatever tile is underneath. The voting buttons are placed on top of three tiles directly next to the tile players spawn on. The voting buttons are solid and interacting with them will not reveal the tiles below, but the voting icons are not solid and may be passed through.
In each cardinal direction, there is a large emoji face overseeing the map, with one emoji wearing a top hat (🎩). Each face is normally smiling (🙂), but will react to each tile revealed; when a non-mine tile is revealed, each face becomes surprised (😮), but if a mine is revealed, each face becomes shocked (😵). Below each emoji is a counter, displaying the amount of unrevealed tiles in green and the amount of mines remaining in red. If all non-mine tiles are revealed without a single mine being revealed, all players who actively participated in the game will receive the "crackedsweeper" badge. The badge is only known to be obtainable in private servers.
===How to play Minesweeper===
The goal of Minesweeper is to reveal all tiles without revealing a mine. If a mine is revealed, the player loses, ending the game. However, in item asylum, the game continues after a mine is revealed; the only penalties are the death of the mine's revealer and the restriction of the crackedsweeper badge from being awarded.
When revealing a tile, it can hide one of three options: a mine, a number, or nothing. Mines instantly kill whoever revealed them, restricting the crackedsweeper badge from being awarded. Numbered tiles indicate how many mines are adjacent to them, ranging from 1 to 8, with each number given a unique color. Blank tiles automatically reveal all tiles adjacent to them, including other blank tiles; this can lead to a chain reaction revealing a large area of the grid. Blank tiles always have zero mines adjacent to them, so they will never automatically reveal a mine.
To complete a game of Minesweeper without revealing a mine, all players present must be knowledgeable on the game's mechanics and patient—completing the entire grid can take a lot of time, and even a single mistake will nullify the attempt.
===Tips===
*If attempting to obtain crackedsweeper in a private server, remember to pause the timer via the Admin Panel, otherwise the round will end mid-attempt.
*The layout of safe tiles and mine tiles is random between each lobby, so no two lobbies are the same.
*The number of mines ranges between 100-250. If you're looking to clear the board, aim for a lower number of mines.
*As only players can reveal tiles, dummies and other spawnable stationary NPCs can be used as flags to mark the location of mines, using Super scuffle to knock them in if spawned too far away from a tile and Instant death to remove any mistakes. Be careful while spawning them, however, as standing too close to the mine tile may reveal it.
==Trivia ==
*The lobby is a reference to a classic game that came with most Windows computers, which goes by the same name.
** The design of the lobby seems to be based off the 1990 version.
*Previously, if the game of Minesweeper was completed, a distorted victory sound would have played. However, the audio has since been removed, likely due to copyright.
==Gallery==
File:RegularEmoji.png|An emoji with a default expression
File:Emojiwithcooltophat.png|Emoji with a tophat 
File:8AA1CE6B-CBED-47D6-B263-5F688F296C26.jpeg|A view from the spawnpoint.
File:Minesweeper 1 tile.jpg|A numbered tile.
File:Minesweeper mine tile.jpg|A mine tile.
File:Minesweeper loading screen.png|The lobby's loading screen.
== Origin ==
File:Minesweeper origin.jpg|The gameplay in its original game, with some flags inserted.
Category:Lobbies
Category:Based on media
Category:Maps with environmental hazards