Tiles - Logic Puzzle

No timer. No pressure. Just you and the puzzle.

Tiles is a quiet logic puzzle in the Queens and Star Battle tradition, made for minds that hate being rushed. You place one gem in each colored region, one in every row and one in every column. And no two ever touch, not even diagonally. That's everything you need to begin.

How it plays:
💎 Swipe across a row and mark an X wherever a gem can't go.
🔍 Double tap the one cell that's left and drop the gem.
✏️ Stuck on a board? A gentle hint nudges you on. Always optional, never a penalty.

There's no guessing here, ever. All 1,000 levels are handcrafted and checked by a solver, and each one has exactly one solution. What you need is already on the board. You just have to see it, one X at a time, until a single spot is left.

You start on a soft meadow with small 5x5 grids. From there you wander through eight worlds, across Woodland, Highland, Canyon, Tundra, Volcano and Tempest, all the way to the Cosmos and its demanding 12x12 grids. The rule stays the same from the first board to the last. Only the depth of the deduction grows, the calm stays.

Why no timer? Because a clock at your back pushes you to guess, and guessing has no place here. You're meant to think, to puzzle it out in your own quiet, to switch off for a while. Play one round before bed or ten on a rainy Sunday, put the phone down and pick up right where you left off.

If you love Star Battle and Queens, Sudoku, nonograms or any calm brain game, Tiles becomes your small daily ritual.

What's inside:
💎 1,000 handcrafted levels, each with a single solution
🌍 Eight worlds, from a sunny meadow to deep space
🧩 A soft 5x5 start that grows into demanding 12x12
🌙 No clock, play at your own pace
🔍 Subtle hints when you want them, gone when you don't
☁️ Your progress follows you across all your devices through the cloud
✈️ Fully playable offline, on the train, in the waiting room, in the garden

Free to play, with an optional ad free purchase.

Lean back and take on a board. Gem by gem, until it clicks.