Tile Guru and the seven-slot tray puzzle
Tile Guru puts you in front of stacked fruit tiles, and every tap sends an uncovered piece into the tray below. Match three of the same kind to clear them, then keep an eye on the hidden layers peeking through gaps. This Puzzle game runs in your browser, and the tray rule makes each move matter.
Tap, sort, and clear the tray
The core idea is simple but tense: you can only hold seven tiles, so mismatched picks can box you in. Tap or click a tile, watch it slide into the row, and build sets of three before the slots fill up. That same tile-matching flow will feel familiar if you have played Fruit Connect or Fruit Connect 3, both of which also lean on careful board reading.
Reading the stacked board
The board is built in layers, so the tiles you need are often partly blocked by others above them. Shadowed pieces matter because they hint at future matches, which helps you plan a few taps ahead instead of clearing blindly. Fans of colorful fruit boards can also check Woodventure for a similar fruit-themed layout.
Boosters for tight spots
When the tray clogs, the game gives you tools to recover. The shuffle button changes the available picks, while the return power sends three random tray tiles back to the board, and both are handy when one stubborn set is blocking progress. If you like matching puzzles with direct point and click controls, Butterfly Kyodai HD and Mahjong Alchemy are close mechanical neighbors.
Each stage rewards neat clearing with stars and coins, and those coins can fund more power-ups for later boards. That gives Tile Guru a steady pace without changing its basic rules, so you can focus on better route planning as the layouts grow denser.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
07 september 2023
Last Update
04 may 2026