First pairs
Score 4
+10 XP · +10 coins
🟧 Tiles CollectorPlay
The aim is more subtle than filling a board with colours: arrange neighbouring tiles to make as many different ordered pairs as possible. A pair counts when it occurs exactly once in its row or column. The tiles at opposite ends also meet, so the entire line matters when planning a solution.
The tutorial introduces two, three and four colours before moving into grids with both rows and columns. New daily puzzles are generated from the date, with a separate local best for each puzzle. Sandbox lets you choose the number of colours and dimensions. Your best pair score can also be saved to a Levbee profile.
Game modes
Achievements 8
Complete row
Score 16
+20 XP · +15 coins
Two dimensions
Score 32
+40 XP · +30 coins
Grid master
Score 162
+80 XP · +60 coins
First launch
Play 1 times
+5 XP · +5 coins
Regular player
Play 10 times
+20 XP · +10 coins
Veteran
Play 50 times
+50 XP · +25 coins
First record
First personal best
+10 XP · +15 coins
Top scores
No scores yet — be the first
PlayHow to play
- Learn the rules. Start the tutorial and practise choosing colours.
- Select a tile. Click an editable square and choose a colour or drag in its direction.
- Collect pairs. Arrange colours so each ordered pair occurs once in a line.
- Finish the puzzle. Use the finish button on a daily grid to save its score.
Controls
| Keys | Action |
|---|---|
| Mouse | select an editable tile and its colour |
| Drag | choose a colour by direction |
| Esc | return to the menu |
| Touch screen | tap a tile and choose a colour |
FAQ
Do I need an account?
No. Guests can play immediately; an account keeps the overall best in your profile.
How is the score calculated?
Ordered neighbouring colour pairs count when they occur exactly once in their row or column.
How are daily results saved?
Each date and puzzle type has a separate best stored in your browser.
What can I choose in sandbox?
Choose the number of colours and whether to play with a row or a grid.
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Licences and credits: Dimitri Masson (Tiles Collector, Ludum Dare 58), MIT; p5.js — LGPL-2.1; Source Sans 3 — OFL 1.1 — ATTRIBUTION.md