You all get the same pile and each of you clears your own: every pair is a point and whoever clears it first gets a bonus. It always has a solution and, if you run out of free pairs, your remaining tiles reshuffle by themselves. You can play 1 vs 1, with three or four players, in pairs (2 vs 2), against bots of four levels or in a private room with your friends.
How to play
- You all get the same pile and each of you clears your own. Of your rivals, you only see how far they've got.
- Remove the tiles two at a time, matching and free: a tile is free if there's nothing on top of it and its left or right side is free. The ones you can't remove look dimmer.
- Every pair is worth a point. Whoever clears the table first gets 5 more (second, 3; third, 1).
- There's always a solution. If you run out of free pairs, your remaining tiles reshuffle by themselves and you carry on.
- In 2 vs 2, partners add up their points: red and yellow against blue and green.
Tips
- Start with the tiles on top and at the ends of the long rows: they free up the most tiles.
- If there are three or four matching free tiles, remove the ones covering others.
- Don't just stare: your rivals have the same pile.
Frequently asked questions
What's a free tile?
One with no tile on top and with its left or right side free. The ones you can't remove look dimmer.
What if I run out of pairs?
Your remaining tiles reshuffle by themselves, again with a solution, and you carry on.
How many tiles are there?
36 on easy, about 70 on medium and about 110 on hard, in two, three or four layers.