A photo is cut into tiles and scrambled — drag and drop tiles to swap them and reconstruct the original image! Features a unique FUSION mechanic: correctly placed adjacent tiles fuse together and become unmovable!
How to Play:
A photo is cut into a grid of tiles and randomly scrambled. Your goal is to put all the tiles back in the correct positions to reconstruct the original image!
Controls:
• Drag & Drop: Click/tap a tile, drag it to another position, and release to swap the two tiles
• 👁 Peek: Briefly shows the full image as a reference
• 🔀 New: Load a different random image
🔗 Fusion Mechanic:
• When two correctly placed tiles end up adjacent after a swap, they FUSE together
• Fused tiles glow pink with a 🔒 lock icon and cannot be moved
• This helps you — fused tiles stay in place forever!
Tips:
• Tiles in the correct position have a subtle green tint
• A green border highlights the drop target when dragging
• Fused tiles glow pink with a lock icon
• Fewer moves = better score!
Difficulty:
• Easy: ~3×3 grid (9 tiles)
• Medium: ~4×4 grid (16 tiles)
• Hard: ~5×5 grid (25 tiles)
Grid adapts to image aspect ratio (landscape images get wider grids, portrait gets taller)
A photo is cut into a grid of tiles and randomly scrambled. Your goal is to put all the tiles back in the correct positions to reconstruct the original image!
Controls:
• Drag & Drop: Click/tap a tile, drag it to another position, and release to swap the two tiles
• 👁 Peek: Briefly shows the full image as a reference
• 🔀 New: Load a different random image
🔗 Fusion Mechanic:
• When two correctly placed tiles end up adjacent after a swap, they FUSE together
• Fused tiles glow pink with a 🔒 lock icon and cannot be moved
• This helps you — fused tiles stay in place forever!
Tips:
• Tiles in the correct position have a subtle green tint
• A green border highlights the drop target when dragging
• Fused tiles glow pink with a lock icon
• Fewer moves = better score!
Difficulty:
• Easy: ~3×3 grid (9 tiles)
• Medium: ~4×4 grid (16 tiles)
• Hard: ~5×5 grid (25 tiles)
Grid adapts to image aspect ratio (landscape images get wider grids, portrait gets taller)