Tile Collector

Play:

Full screen Touch: Press and drag from a cell outward; the drag direction picks the tile's colour, and releasing places it. Confirmed working via real touch-drag testing — a plain tap alone does not place a tile. · Keyboard: Click and drag with a mouse, identical to touch. Escape returns to the menu.

About:

A tile-placement puzzle where a single drag gesture both places a tile and sets its colour, based on the direction you drag relative to the cell. Includes 7 tutorial levels, 3 daily-challenge modes, and a configurable sandbox. The upstream online leaderboard has been disabled on this copy, since the source hardcodes the developer's private API keys client-side.

Credits:

Made by Dimitri Masson (GitHub: dhmmasson), 2025. Published here under the MIT licence. Source code.

Phone check: 2026-09-07

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Tags:

puzzle · tile-placement · daily-challenge · browser game · free · open-source