2048 Tilewick
The classic 2048 you know, plus 50 hand-built challenge puzzles.
- 2ways to play
- 50challenge puzzles
- 5visual themes
What it is
Classic mode is the 2048 you already know, kept honest: swipe, merge matching tiles, chase a bigger best score. Undo is there when you need it, and the game remembers whether a record was set with or without help.
Challenge mode is what makes Tilewick different. Fifty puzzles, each with its own board, goal and move budget. The early ones teach how merges work; the expert ones ask you to plan several moves ahead on a crowded board.
Five visual themes (Pearl, Midnight, High Contrast, Sunshine and Aurora), a reduced-motion option and big readable tiles make it comfortable for long sessions and short breaks alike.
Features
What makes it Tilewick.
Classic 2048, done right
Smooth swipes, a 20-step undo and separate best scores for assisted and unassisted play.
50 challenge puzzles
Hand-built boards from Beginner to Expert. Each has a goal, a move budget and a hint you can reveal.
Puzzles you can plan
Challenge boards place the new tile at the first empty cell after your swipe, so every puzzle is solved by thinking, not luck.
Five themes
Pearl, Midnight, High Contrast, Sunshine and Aurora. Pick a look that suits the light you are in.
Comfort first
Reduced-motion mode shows moves instantly. Large tiles and high-contrast text keep the board readable.
Plays offline
No account, no sign-in. Progress stays on your phone.
Screens
A closer look.
Screens from the current build. The release may differ a little.

Classic mode, Pearl theme 
Challenge picker 
Challenge 02 · Empty Space 
Challenge 17 · Use Edges

Classic mode, Midnight theme 
Expert puzzles 
Challenge 41 · Mixed 
Solved at par
Play in your browser
Try a round before you install.
This is a plain 2048 board: swipe or use the arrow keys to merge tiles. The Android game adds the 50 challenge puzzles, undo, best-score tracking and the five themes shown above.
Arrow keys, WASD, or swipe. Merge matching tiles to reach 2048.
Questions
Quick answers.
Is 2048 Tilewick free?
Yes. The game is free to download and play. It shows ads to support development. There are no in-app purchases and no subscriptions.
When is it coming to Google Play?
The game is being prepared for Google Play testing. The store link will appear on this page the moment it is released.
How is Challenge mode different from Classic?
Classic is open-ended: keep merging to reach 2048 and beyond. Challenge gives you 50 fixed boards, each with a goal such as making a 64 in the left column, and a move budget. New tiles appear in a predictable spot, so each puzzle can be solved by planning.
Does it need an account or internet?
No account, ever. The game plays offline. Internet is only used to load ads.
Which phones does it support?
Android phones and tablets. The exact minimum Android version will be listed on Google Play at release.
Found a bug or have an idea?
Tell the developer directly. Include your phone model and Android version for bugs.