This project demonstrates how to run the Minesweeper logic puzzle game on the Metro RP2350 using the mouse attached through its USB host pins. It includes controls such as dropdown menus in order to set the difficulty and confirm a reset. This is a take on the classic game of Minesweeper that has been implemented on many systems. It allows right clicking to set flags on known mines or tag squares as unknown with a question mark square.
The game is displayed on any HDMI compatible display using the HSTX ribbon connector on the Metro and a DVI breakout.
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