tilesCollector
A free sudoku game — play it in your browser, no install. A minimalist puzzle game for Ludum Dare 58 (theme: *Collector*). Arrange colored tiles in 1D and 2D grids to collect unique color pairs — a mix between dominoes and sudoku, built with p5.js for web and mobile.
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Tile Collector on Ludum Dare
Tiles Collector is a minimalist puzzle game where you collect unique color pairs by carefully arranging colored tiles in 1D friezes and 2D grids. Your goal: fill each row and column to maximize the number of distinct adjacent color pairs — a bit like dominoes, a bit like sudoku, but with a colorful twist.
The game starts simple, with just two colors in 1D mode, and ramps up the challenge as you unlock more colors and dimensions — from 2, to 3, and finally 4 colors, exploring the full complexity of 2D tiling.
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