In Super Tiles: Tile Puzzle, assembling works unlike a conventional puzzle. When two adjacent pieces come together, they merge into one, moving as a single unit regardless of their shape.
This principle shapes the entire strategy. It's wise to build in parts: first connect a corner, then an edge, and finally join them with one move. Keep in mind that the larger the shape, the more difficult it is to move it across the field — the cost of a move is determined by the number of tiles displaced, and you can see this cost before making a decision.
The game offers 289 levels with 18 types of grids ranging from 2×4 to 12×12. Starting from level ten, hexagonal grids appear, where each tile has six neighbours instead of four. Finishing levels efficiently earns stars, completed pictures are added to your collection, and any of them can be replayed on a larger grid to get an additional star.
How to play
To move a piece, drag it with your mouse or finger to the desired free space, or tap the piece and then tap the target cell.
Adjacent pieces in the picture automatically merge and are highlighted in white. Once merged, they move as a single unit.
The cost of a move depends on the number of tiles it displaces: a small shift is cheap, while moving a shape across the board is costly. The price is displayed next to the cursor while you hold a piece.
You complete the level when all pieces form one picture. The fewer moves you use, the more stars you earn. If you run out of moves, you can get more by watching an ad.
Below the board, there are four helpers: the hint shows the necessary move, auto-solve performs the move, shuffle redistributes the loose pieces, and the last one adds moves.