Placement Tiles For Android Apps

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by F. Permadi
This is a strategy board game based on the popular Mahjong Solitaire. Your task is to match identical tiles and clear the board. It's not as easy as it seems since some tiles are blocked and...
by Totally Evil Entertainment
Mayan Tiles is a sliding tile game with multiple levels of difficulty. Get acquainted on the easy level but truly test your memory on the hard level. There are unlimited levels that get harder and...
by Codito Development Inc.
Tigris & Euphrates is set in the ancient fertile crescent with players building civilizations through tile placement.★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★In fertile Mesopotamia between the Tigris and Euphrates...
Letter Glide is a unique word puzzle game, which challenges the player to place letters into the crossword-like grid to complete all the words with the given letters. Slide the letter tiles into...
by Barrow West
• 5 challenging levels• Multiple ways to solve each puzzle• A game where you must consider the consequences of every move• Beautifully rendered graphics in a steampunk themed world• Machines and...
by Applied AI LLC
TileMaster is a tile-based number placement puzzle. Starting with one tile fixed on a grid (3x3, 4x4, or 5x5), the object is to move the other tiles so that the edge of each of the 2x2 tiles match...
by Aceber
*Sliding Sudoku is a new way of conceiving Sudokus.*According to Wikipedia - Sudoku, originally called Number Place,is a logic-based, combinatorial number-placement puzzle. The objective is to fill...
by Napland Games
Wordspionage is a multiplayer, turn-based word game with exciting spy moves that will drive your friends crazy.Use Special Operations to elevate your word game strategy:- Cover ID: Add a blank tile...
by Napland Games
Wordspionage is a multiplayer, turn-based word game with exciting spy moves that will drive your friends crazy.Use Special Operations to elevate your word game strategy:- Cover ID: Add a blank tile...
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