Sort Tiles and the arrow-based picture reveal
Sort Tiles mixes a Strategy & Management feel with a tile-clearing puzzle that asks you to follow arrows, not guess. Each move matters because the board only opens up when you send the pieces in the correct direction, and every cleared layout uncovers part of a hidden image.
Clear the board by reading the arrows
The main challenge is simple to read but strict to execute: you move the tiles according to the direction shown on them, one step at a time. That makes each board feel like a small planning puzzle, especially when a wrong choice blocks the next move and leaves the picture unfinished.
Hidden images that appear as you solve
What keeps the goal clear is the image reveal behind the grid. As you clear each board, a new picture opens piece by piece, so you always know why the arrangement matters. Fans of sorting loops in Ball Sort Puzzle or Sort Water Now will recognise the same careful ordering, even though Sort Tiles uses arrow movement instead of pouring or colour stacking.
Logic fans can compare every move
Because the rules stay tied to direction, you can treat each round like a compact logic test rather than a fast reflex challenge. If you enjoy mechanic-driven puzzlers such as Hexa Tap Away and Hexa Sort, this one gives you another way to chase a clean board and a finished image in the browser.
You can settle in, read the layout, and work through the tiles without a download or signup.