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Tile Flip
Eight pairs. One clock.
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About Tile Flip
Tile Flip is a memory game with the fat trimmed off. Sixteen tiles, eight pairs, and a clock that starts the moment you turn over your first tile. There is no move limit and no lives, so the only thing that matters is how quickly you can build a map of the board in your head.
Because it is timed rather than scored, the leaderboard runs the other way around: the lowest number wins. That changes how you play. Rushing costs you when you flip a tile you have already seen and forgotten, and being careful costs you seconds you cannot get back.
It is a good game to play twice in a row. The second run is where you find out whether you were actually remembering the board or just getting lucky.
How to play
Click or tap a tile to turn it over, then turn over a second one. If they match they stay face up. If they do not, both flip back after a moment.
The clock starts on your first flip and stops when the last pair is matched. Match all eight pairs to finish.
Controls
- Mouse
- Click a tile to flip it
- Touch
- Tap a tile to flip it
- Tab and Enter
- Flip tiles using the keyboard
Game features
- Sixteen tiles, eight pairs
- Timed rather than scored, so the fastest run wins
- Move counter alongside the clock
- Fully keyboard playable
- Leaderboard ranked by lowest time
Tips for a higher score
- 1Work along one row at a time on your first pass. A board you learned in order is easier to recall than one you learned at random.
- 2When you find a pair you cannot match yet, say the position out loud. It sounds silly and it works.
- 3The clock does not start until your first flip, so take a second to settle before you begin.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is a lower score better in Tile Flip?
The leaderboard records your completion time in milliseconds rather than a point score, so a faster run is a smaller number. The board is sorted lowest first.
Can I play Tile Flip with a keyboard?
Yes. Every tile is a real button, so Tab moves between them and Enter or Space flips one. That also means a screen reader announces each tile.
Does the board change every game?
Yes, the tiles are shuffled at the start of every run.
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