(Remove)

Found the answer, in another Minesweeper game so easy to test ha ha. http://pygame.org/project-minesweeper-1686-2930.html uses:

< if pygame.mouse.get_pressed()[0]:
> if event.button == 1:

and the important one, since if it's wonky people die:

< if pygame.mouse.get_pressed()[2]:
> if event.button == 3:

Works good here, how about you?

Thank you very much for the positive feedback! Any thoughts on how to fix the right-clicking issue? And I also think I may add a small menu where you can change all the colors fit your needs :)

Good job! For my taste the playfield is too light but that's probably a personal problem. More interesting, on OS X the right-click isn't reliable... sometimes I mean to mark a spot and instead it's processed as a left click and I'm dead. I added a debugger line and it's not just me :)

$ diff python_minesweeper_dist.py python_minesweeper_hacked.py
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> print "LEFT"
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> print "RIGHT"
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< pygame.draw.rect(screen, (215, 230, 225), (x*tilewidth+xoff, y*tilewidth+yoff, tilewidth-2,tilewidth-2))
---
> pygame.draw.rect(screen, (185, 170, 175), (x*tilewidth+xoff, y*tilewidth+yoff, tilewidth-2,tilewidth-2))
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< pygame.draw.rect(screen, (215, 230, 225), (x*tilewidth+xoff, y*tilewidth+yoff, tilewidth-2,tilewidth-2))
---
> pygame.draw.rect(screen, (185, 170, 175), (x*tilewidth+xoff, y*tilewidth+yoff, tilewidth-2,tilewidth-2))

Otherwise yeah impressive stuff!