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Start slowly and learn the controls before chasing a high score.
Tiles of the Unexpected 2
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Tiles of the Unexpected 2
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General
Tiles of the Unexpected 2 is a puzzle game with a dark military theme and refined gameplay.
Tiles of the Unexpected 2 is a puzzle game with a dark military theme and refined gameplay. Clear groups of tiles, set off chain reactions, and plan each move carefully as the board shifts and collapses. The classic mechanics from Tiles of the Unexpected return with smoother controls and a sharper, more intense style. The game introduces a new Time Attack mode, where speed and strategy are key. Clear tiles quickly to push back enemy forces and survive as long as possible.
Play guide
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