About the game
Last Tile is a single-player puzzle where every merge is a turn. The board starts as a small active region inside a locked frame and keeps growing as you climb tiers. Slides and swaps are free, splits recover from lockouts, and the run ends when no adjacent matching pair remains.
It is designed to be calm and focused — no timers, no pressure, no required accounts. Free to play, supported by optional rewarded ads and a non-intrusive banner.
Coming to Google PlayCore features
- Calm gameplay. No timers, no pressure. Plan every move at your own pace.
- Strategic depth. Hazards (Fire, Ice, Poison), combo chains, and the Shield mechanic combine into real decisions every turn.
- Growing board. A 5×5 active region opens up to 7×7, 9×9 and beyond as you reach value-tier milestones.
- Four deliberate actions. Tap-tap merge, drag-to-merge, double-tap split, and one-step slide or swap.
- Shield (Koruma). Spend a shield to cleanse a hazard and recover the underlying tile. Out of shields? Watch an optional rewarded video for three more.
- Run autosave. Resume the exact same board after closing the app.
- Leaderboards. A local top-ten leaderboard on your device, plus a global leaderboard powered by Firebase. No Google account sign-in is required.
- Offline-friendly. The game itself is fully playable offline; an internet connection is only needed for ads and the global leaderboard.
- Privacy-respecting. No personal account required, no third-party trackers beyond the disclosed Firebase leaderboard and ad services.
- Multi-language. English and Turkish at launch.
How to play
- Two adjacent tiles with the same value can be merged. The result is the next tier (e.g. two 4s become an 8).
- Each merge counts as a turn; a new tile spawns somewhere on the board, or an existing tile is infected by a hazard.
- Use the Shield counter to clean Fire, Ice or Poison from a tile and keep its value.
- Reach milestone values to unlock additional cells and eventually grow the active region.
- If no two adjacent tiles match anywhere on the board, the run ends — your score is recorded on the local leaderboard and on the global leaderboard.
Screenshots
Coming soon, alongside the Google Play release.