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Infinite Einstein Tiles

Infinite Einstein Tiles is a casual puzzle game themed around an aperiodic monotile discovered by David Smith in 2022. Once you've solved all the puzzles, you might understand how aperiodic tiling with a single tile is achieved.

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Mukai Systems
Publisher
Mukai Systems
Release
June 24, 2025
1 year and 39 days ago
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About the Game

Let's start tiling!

Would it be possible to tile aperiodically with only one shape?

This problem, called the Einstein Problem from the German “ein stein” meaning one stone, was unsolved for many years.

In 2022, David Smith finally discovered the einstein tile!

This game is based on the einstein tile.

Creative mode

The imagination is limitless!

Create your own original background image by laying einstein tiles as you wish.

Puzzle mode

Fill the given frame with einstein tiles.

It is a so-called jigsaw puzzle. There is no pattern, though.

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