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Moziq Mobile Game- Tile Puzzle
Sixteen tiles. Four patterns. One clock that never stops.
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Sixteen tiles. Four patterns. One clock that never stops.
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Moziq is a tile puzzle built around a single, brutally simple question: can you get all sixteen tiles right before the timer runs out? Made by one person, in Flutter.
Sixteen tiles. Four patterns. One clock that never stops.
Moziq is a tile puzzle built around a single, brutally simple question: can you get all sixteen tiles right before the timer runs out?
HOW IT WORKS
Above the 4x4 board you get four target patterns, one for each column. Every tile on the board belongs to one of them, at one specific angle. Your job is to sort all sixteen at once.
Tap a tile to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.
Drag a tile onto another to swap them.
That is the whole rule set. Learning it takes ten seconds. Getting fast at it takes considerably longer.
TIME IS POINTS
Every board runs on a timer. Solve it and the seconds you didn't use are converted straight into score, so there is always a reason to push instead of play it safe. Let the clock hit zero and the run is over.
BONUSES
Gold tile - a marked tile pays extra if you place it correctly before the marking fades.
Combo - land the final two tiles in one move and take the combo bonus.
TWO WAYS TO PLAY
Time Attack - a run of boards, each tighter than the last, chasing the highest score you can hold on to.
Timeless - no countdown. Just you, the board, and as long as you want.
CAMERA MODE
Turn off the black background and the board plays over your live camera feed, front or rear. Your desk, the bus window, your own face - the puzzle sits on top of it. It changes nothing about the rules and everything about how a session feels.
GLOBAL LEADERBOARD
Every score goes to the same board. Beating your own record is one thing. Finding out where that record actually sits is another.
BUILT FOR SHORT SESSIONS
No account. No energy meter. No waiting. Works completely offline, so it plays on a plane, on the underground, or anywhere with no signal. A single board takes well under a minute, which makes it a reasonable thing to open in a queue and a slightly unreasonable thing to open before bed.
Made by one person, in Flutter, over a year of evenings. If you find something broken or have an idea for it, get in touch - the game gets better because people write in.
Rotate. Move. Sync.