SlideShuffleTiles

The Lantern Court went dark the night its fortune seals were scattered. Slide every seal back to its rightful square and the lanterns relight, hall by hall. SlideShuffleTiles is a classic sliding-tile puzzle with the fiddly parts sanded off and a bit of atmosphere put back in. Tap any seal beside the empty square to slide it across. Order them left to right, top to bottom, gap last. That's the whole rule — the depth comes from doing it well. FIFTY HAND-TUNED HALLS Three chapters that grow with you. The Outer Courtyard opens on gentle 3×3 boards; the Hall of Scrolls steps up to 4×4; the Inner Sanctum closes on dense 5×5 arrangements that punish a careless slide. Every board is built by scrambling a solved one, so a solution always exists — no unsolvable parity, ever. BEAT PAR FOR THREE SEALS Each hall carries a move budget. Finish inside it for three seals, a little over for two. Par is shown live above the board, so you always know whether you are still on for a flawless clear. FOUR POWER-UPS, ALL OPTIONAL Hint marks the seal worth sliding next. Undo takes back your last move. Swap trades two seals outright when a pair is simply the wrong way round. Grace widens this hall's move budget by five. Each costs tokens; none is required to finish anything. ONE CURRENCY, EARNED BY PLAYING Clear halls, unlock feats and claim the daily grant to earn tokens. Spend them on power-ups in the moment, or bank them for the Forge: four permanent upgrade tracks that make hints cheaper, budgets wider, payouts bigger and undos free. There is nothing to buy with real money — the economy is entirely in-game. TRACK EVERYTHING Fourteen feats tied to what you actually do. Per-hall best scores, best move counts and fastest times. A daily streak, a running total of every slide, and a Journey screen that fills in as each chapter is restored. BUILT TO BE PLAYED ANYWHERE No account. No sign-in. No network. No advertising. No analytics. The game runs end to end on your phone, in airplane mode, on the underground, on a plane. Your progress lives on the device and nowhere else. Reduced motion, high contrast and hideable seal numbers are all one tap away in Controls, so the board reads the way you need it to.