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Hailey

Hailey is a casual, Traditional Japanese themed puzzle game. The goal is to place all tiles onto the board while still adhering to the laws of game. Sounds simple, and it is, but the potential of depth that these mechanics allow is infinite.

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October 5, 2018
7 years and 302 days ago
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Hailey is a casual, Traditional Japanese themed puzzle game. The goal is simple: place all tiles onto the board while still adhering to the laws of game. Each tile has a letter with a corresponding value. All tiles must be touching no more and no less than its value's amount of other tiles. Combined with the law that all tiles must be connected, it makes for a unique and surprisingly difficult puzzle experience. Hailey includes 10, expertly designed, increasingly difficult levels. Somehow you managed to complete all of the levels? That's OK, because there's a custom level editor for endless hours of even more serene, blissful puzzle solving. You can even share it with your friends! I can't wait to see what interesting combinations you create.