Triple Tile Match
PuzzleFree to playUncover three stacked layers of relic tiles, build 12 matching sets, and keep the seven-slot tray from filling.
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How to Play
Triple Tile Match stacks 36 illustrated relic tiles across three physical layers. A dimmed tile is covered and cannot move; remove the bright tiles above it to reveal what is underneath. Every relic appears exactly three times within its layer, so the generated board always has a safe clearing order.
Tap an uncovered tile to place it in the seven-slot collector's tray. Three identical relics disappear automatically. Clear all twelve sets to win; filling all seven tray slots ends the round. Three limited hints identify a currently completable set when the board becomes difficult to read.
Each tile scores 12 points. A triple adds a clear bonus, extra points for open tray slots, and a chain multiplier when matches arrive close together. A final time bonus rewards confident planning, while your best winning score stays on this device.
Controls
- Tap or click a bright uncovered tile to move it into the tray
- Three identical tray tiles clear automatically
- Hint - highlight a completable set; three hints per board
- Open Collection or Space - begin a new board
- Restart - leave the current board and return to the start screen
Tips & Tricks
- 1Finish one symbol at a time when possible; three empty tray spaces are safer than three unfinished pairs
- 2With six tray slots occupied, only select a tile that completes an existing pair
- 3Clear the top layer in complete sets; it reveals the middle layer without wasting tray space
- 4Two matching tiles in the tray are useful; one tile from five different symbols is dangerous
- 5The score rewards open tray slots and chained clears, so early clean matches beat late rescues
- 6There is no timer countdown, so pause and plan the next complete trio
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tiles are on the board?
Thirty-six: twelve relic types with three copies of each, arranged across three layers.
When do I lose?
The round ends when the tray reaches its seven-tile limit without clearing a trio.
Do matches need to sit next to each other?
No. Any three identical symbols in the tray clear, regardless of their positions.
Is the board solvable?
Yes. Each layer is built from complete triples. The challenge is recognizing those sets without crowding the tray.
Where is my best score stored?
Locally in this browser on this device. It is not uploaded.
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