🟦 Tile Collapse
🧩 Logic · 1 playsTile Collapse
Clear connected tiles of one colour; larger groups are worth far more.
About Tile Collapse
Tiles of one colour that touch edge to edge form a group, and any group of two or more is removed at a single tap, after which the tiles above drop into the space and empty columns close together. Scoring rises sharply with the size of the group, so the discipline required is patience: a small clear is nearly always available and nearly always wasteful, while merging separate pockets of one colour into a single large region pays many times over. A score to beat is set for each level, and a board cleared to the last tile earns a further bonus.
How to Play
Tap a connected group of at least two tiles sharing one colour. The tiles above fall to fill the space, and empty columns close up. Reach the target score to move on to the next level.
💡 Tips & Strategy
Restraint beats speed. Scoring rises sharply with group size, so a group of ten is worth many times a group of three — resist popping small clusters just because they are available.
Work from the bottom, and from one side. Clearing low lets the board fall and merge colours above; clearing from a single side keeps the remaining tiles contiguous instead of scattering them into unusable singles.
Plan for the last colour. A board cleared completely pays a large bonus, so track which colour is thinnest and avoid stranding two of its tiles in opposite corners.
Look at what falls before you tap. A clear does not just remove tiles, it rearranges everything above — and the best move is often the one that drops two matching groups into contact.