Hard to follow
Need more guides. Hard to follow and very hard to win
Description
For fans of games like Sudoku or Mahjong, here is your new favorite game.
This addicting puzzle game is fun and at the same time it helps you to keep your brain fit.
The rules of the game are simple: form and expand rows of the same color or shape.
The trick is to place the tiles in such a way that you get as many points as possible per tile.
Climb the world ranking of the best players. The game helps to keep your brain fit and entertaining at the same time.
Game rules are intuitive and easy to understand:
■ Each line can only contain one of each color and one of each shape, and every line must have either its color or shape in common.
■ If you create a line, you get one point for every tile in the line. You get two points for a tile that is included in two lines.
■ By completing a line of 6 matching tiles, you get six extra points.
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This addicting puzzle game is fun and at the same time it helps you to keep your brain fit.
The rules of the game are simple: form and expand rows of the same color or shape.
The trick is to place the tiles in such a way that you get as many points as possible per tile.
Climb the world ranking of the best players. The game helps to keep your brain fit and entertaining at the same time.
Game rules are intuitive and easy to understand:
■ Each line can only contain one of each color and one of each shape, and every line must have either its color or shape in common.
■ If you create a line, you get one point for every tile in the line. You get two points for a tile that is included in two lines.
■ By completing a line of 6 matching tiles, you get six extra points.
In-Apps
- 100 Coins
- 1.10 ￦
- 500 Coins
- 5.50 ￦
- 1000 Coins
- 9.90 ￦
- Remove Ads
- 5.50 ￦
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6 tiles in a row FAQ
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Is 6 tiles in a row free?
Yes, 6 tiles in a row is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
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How much does 6 tiles in a row cost?
6 tiles in a row has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 5.50 ￦.
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App is not rated in South Korea yet.
Ratings History
6 tiles in a row Reviews
Scoring is wrong
This could be a very fun game but it is kind of futile playing against the computer when the scoring is incorrect. I know for certain that when I place all six of my tiles that I am not given the six extra bonus points that are supposed to be awarded. It is easy to see that this is true. However; you are never able to see how the computer opponent scores because the score is calculated so quickly and it is impossible to discern it. Often the computer opponent will have a high score, such as 70, for one move. I have never received that many points despite a strategic move. The computer let’s me win sometimes but it feels random and unsatisfying when the scoring is uncertain. If this was corrected, it would be an excellent game.
Rigged?
Ican't help but feel the game is rigged against you. The opponent’s tiles always seem to be more advantageous than what i'm dealt.
Review
I found this game and i’m addicted. But, I had a hard time finding the rules for this game. It is only by playing have I figured out how to play.
Directions
Lousy directions on how to play: placing tiles, scoring, rounds, when, where, how…. Not fun to play when it’s that confusing!
Fun
Nice twist on Quarkle. I like being able to play more tiles. Only four stars because I would like to be able to pass and play.
Doesn’t play fair
When its my turn the game wont let me place the tile where i want it. But when its the computers turn and it places the exact same tile where i would have put it. The rules are relatively easy but the computer cheats.
Fun but a bit confusing
Love this game in real life, however i just haven't totally learned placing tiles on the board when learning to play on the actual game thats based on a game called Qwirkle. Haven’t figured the the scoring out all the way either. Still fun game! DONT LIKE THE FACT IF YOU BUY A JOKER AND YOU LOSE IT IF YOU DONT PLAY IT! Cheesy move and unfair
Flawed Game!
I have tiles I know I can play but it won’t let me use them. I’ve messed with all the settings trying to get it to work and it won’t. It’s so frustrating.
Rules
It would be great to know how this game is supposed to work. I’ve played the original game of qwirkel for a very long time and this is completely different, especially the scoring. The game is fun, but I don’t have a clue what I’m doing because THERE ARE NO RILES...stupid. Because of that, it’s basically a bust.
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App Info
- Category
- Games
- Publisher
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Paul Burlov
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 7.6 (1 year ago )
- Released on
- May 30, 2019 (5 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, France, Belgium, Switzerland, South Africa, Mexico, New Zealand, Sweden, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Romania, Thailand, Türkiye, Portugal, Pakistan, Philippines, Peru, Taiwan, Norway, Vietnam, Nigeria, Malaysia, India, Spain, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Belarus, Chile, Czechia, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Greece, Hong Kong SAR China, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Japan, South Korea, Kuwait
- Last Updated
- 16 hours ago
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