Tile Match - Match Puzzle Game

YOUR CRASH COURSE

Pull Tiles and Fill Your Tray

Tap any visible tile to move it from the board to your holding tray at the bottom of the screen. The tray holds up to seven tiles. Match three identical tiles in the tray to clear them and free up space. Fill all seven slots without a match and the attempt ends — but you can restart the same board instantly with no penalty.

Read the Board's Layer Structure

Tiles are stacked in multiple overlapping layers. A tile covered by another (even partially) is inaccessible until the covering tile is removed. Scan the board before your first pull to identify which tiles are currently free, which become accessible after one removal, and which are buried under three or four layers.

Plan Pull Sequences in Advance

Pulling tiles blindly works for the first few layers but collapses when the board thins out. Count visible tile instances — if only two matching tiles are currently free and the third is buried under a stack, pull other tiles first to uncover it. The planning horizon (how many moves ahead you can think) separates efficient clearers from tray-cloggers.

Use Shuffle and Undo Strategically

Shuffle rearranges all remaining board tiles, potentially uncovering buried matches at the cost of disrupting your mental map of the layout. Undo reverses your last pull. These tools are limited per board, so deploying them at the right moment — not on the first sign of difficulty — preserves them for genuinely stuck states.

Collect Tile Themes and Board Packs

Clearing boards earns coins that unlock cosmetic tile themes — mahjong classics (bamboo, characters, dots), seasonal themes (autumn leaves, snowflakes, cherry blossoms), and whimsical themes (cats, sushi, planets). The tile-theme collection adds a cosmetic progression track to what is otherwise a pure puzzle experience, giving completionists a reason to keep clearing boards beyond the intrinsic satisfaction.