Sort Tiles

Tap the wrong tile in Sort Tiles and you'll watch it slide right into a wall, blocking the exit for three others stacked behind it. That's the moment this puzzle gets its teeth: a stack that looked easy suddenly needs actual planning before your next tap.

Each tile only slides in the direction its arrow points, so clearing a 3D stack means reading the whole layout before you touch anything. Get the order right and tiles peel away smoothly, revealing the hidden art underneath one clean sweep at a time. Get it wrong and you're stuck rearranging a jam you created yourself.

It's built for players who like their puzzles logical rather than twitchy - closer in spirit to Puzzle games that reward patience than anything requiring fast reflexes. If you're the sort who also enjoys spotting patterns in Mahjong Connect, the tap-and-slide logic here will feel familiar fast.

It runs straight in your browser on desktop, free, with nothing to install. Clear the board, see the art, move to the next stack.

Clear the entire stack of tiles from the board by tapping them one at a time. Each tile only moves in the direction its arrow shows, so tapping the wrong one can jam it against neighboring tiles instead of clearing a path.

Controls are simple: tap or click a tile to send it sliding off in its arrow's direction. No dragging, no timers to fight.

Before you tap, scan the whole stack for tiles whose arrows point toward open space - those are your safest moves and won't block anything else underneath.