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Tiles

Tiles is a unique action-puzzle game that will both convolute your mind and burn your finger tips!

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Release
March 20, 2017
9 years and 136 days ago
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Very Positive55 reviews81.8%

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About the Game

Tiles is a fast-paced action puzzle game that will both convolute your mind and burn your finger tips!


It's simple, get from the green tile to the red whilst clearing the blue tiles in between. Consider your moves carefully though as you might regret them later. Oh, and do it fast because the very ground beneath you is falling!


You can also build your own challenges using the fully featured level editor. Every level created for the game was in fact created with the in game editor.


This is where things get really fun, you can publish your creations and share them with the world! Every player created level has the ability for players to upvote, favorite, and rate the difficulty of the level.


  • 90 increasingly difficult built-in levels
  • Fully featured level editor
  • Player created levels world
  • Full gamepad support
  • Local multiplayer
  • Original music