![]() ![]() ![]() After further exploration, I began to see the patterns, piecing together - albeit rather clumsily - what the game wanted me to do with the mess it had provided.įor The New York Times, this is the entire point. After some unstrategic clicking around the five-by-six board, I noticed I'd start to rack up a "current combo," while other times I'd be informed I'd done something wrong by a stern, sans-serif "no match" and my combo being reset to zero. In my excitement to play after seeing rave reviews on Twitter, I completely (and accidentally) blew past the tab that explained the rules. At risk of saying too much, though, let me add that Tiles is best enjoyed by embracing its learning curve. ![]()
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