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Find two free twins among stacked palace tiles and clear the board.
About this game
Find two free twins among stacked palace tiles and clear the board.
In the tiled halls of a palace the tiles lie in stacked layers: a tile is free when nothing lies on it and its left or right side is open. Tap two free tiles with the same pattern and both lift away; pick the wrong order and the board jams, but undo and shuffle are always at hand. Forty levels wait in four halls: tall stacks, frozen tiles that thaw after a number of pairs and veiled tiles that only show their face once free. The daily mosaic is the same for everyone.
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How to play
- Bright tiles are free: nothing lies on them and their left or right side is open. Faded tiles cannot be taken yet.
- Tap two free tiles with the same pattern: both lift away. Clear every tile to finish the board.
- If the board jams, undo (free, back to the last shuffle) or shuffle: a shuffle deals the patterns left again so the board can be cleared.
- Stars depend on help: finish without hints or shuffles for three stars, with one help for two.
Controls
- Tap: select a tile, tap a second free tile with the same pattern: the pair lifts away
- Tool bar: undo, shuffle, hint (the first hint of a board is free)
- Keyboard: arrows select, Space picks a tile, Z undoes, S shuffles, H gives a hint
- Esc or P: pause
Tips
- Open the tops of tall stacks and the ends of long rows first: the tiles below them come free.
- When a pattern has four tiles, think about which two to take: the wrong pair can leave the other two stacked on each other.
- The number on a frozen tile shows how many more pairs must go before the ice thaws.
Questions and answers
Is it free?
Yes, you can play it for free. There are no ads inside the game, and coins are only earned by playing.
Can I lose?
No. If the board jams you can undo or shuffle; every board is dealt solvable. Using help only costs stars.
What does a shuffle do?
The tiles stay where they are and the patterns left are dealt again so the board can be cleared. If no dealing of the tiles left could be cleared, a few moves are undone first.