Controls

You play by rolling and flipping tiles. Tap to roll the dice, then tap the open tiles you want to flip down, as long as they add up exactly to your roll.

The heart of the game is choosing which tiles to close:

• Flipping tiles means closing any set of open tiles that sums to your dice roll. A roll of nine could close the 9 alone, or the 6 and 3, or the 5 and 4, and you pick which.
• Rolling on continues your turn after each valid flip. You keep rolling and flipping until no open tiles can match your roll, at which point the turn ends.

Your score is the total of the tiles still standing when you can no longer flip, so lower is better.

Shutting every tile is the perfect result. The difficulty rises across eight levels for a steadily tougher challenge.

Tips

• Close the high tiles first. The big tiles like 7, 8, and 9 are the hardest to get rid of late in a turn, so flipping them early keeps you from being stuck with a large score.
• When a roll offers choices, keep your options open. A roll like nine can be closed several ways, so pick the combination that leaves the remaining tiles easiest to match on future rolls.
• Think about which tiles are left. Before flipping, glance at what would remain, since leaving a spread of numbers you can still hit beats leaving one awkward high tile stranded.
• Avoid stranding a single big number. Ending a turn needing to roll exactly an 8 or 9 is a common way to get stuck, so clear those tiles while you still have the flexibility to do it.
• Chase the clean sweep only when it's realistic. Shutting every tile is a great goal, but if the tiles left don't line up, taking a safe low score beats gambling the whole turn on a perfect finish.
• Do the small sums carefully. Because each flip must match the roll exactly, a quick miscount can cost you a legal move, so it pays to check the combinations before you commit.

Frequently asked questions