Turntile
Flip blocks until every tile on the board matches.
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Play to set a score, then submit it to the board.
How to play
- Every tile has two faces; only one is showing at a time.
- Tap a pivot point to flip the 2×2 block around it — the four tiles swap positions point-symmetrically and their hidden faces are revealed.
- A block locks in place the moment all four of its tiles show the same face.
- Lock every block on the board to win — fewer flips than the par is a better score.
Strategy & tips
- Flipping is its own undo — flip the same block again and it returns exactly to where it was.
- Track which faces you have already seen on nearby tiles; a flip both moves tiles and refreshes your memory of them.
- Work outward from a block you can already match rather than flipping at random — each flip touches four tiles at once, so plan for the ripple.
- A block near the edge has fewer overlapping neighbours, so it is usually safer to lock first.
- The par shown is the exact number of flips used to scramble the board, so matching or beating it is always possible.
FAQ
How do you play Turntile?
Tap a pivot to flip the surrounding 2×2 block. The four tiles swap positions and reveal their hidden face; a block locks once all four faces match.
How do I win?
Lock every 2×2 block on the board by getting all four of its tiles to show the same face.
Can I undo a flip?
There is no separate undo button, but every flip is its own reverse — flip the same pivot again to put it back.
Is it free and account-free?
Yes. Turntile plays free in your browser with no download and no sign-up. Your best flip count saves locally.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. Tap a pivot point to flip its block — the grid scales to fit phones and tablets as well as desktop.