Brickmason vs 2048

Brickmason is a new and interesting tiling puzzles game. The objective of the puzzle is to form a specific shape ( a wall ) using the given pieces( bricks ), which may not overlap. Each piece have 1 to 4 interlaced rectangle( brick ). In the game you are a brickmason building various beautiful walls. Enjoy it. Brickmason like pentomino or tangram except it compose by the rectangle. In the game you can like a brickmason to build the beautiful walls. The game is easy to play. Just touch to move, click to rotate and reverse. Each piece has 4 state at most. The game is not too difficult but interesting. It is good to train the brain or just to pass the time. Brickmason have total 450 levels in 10 packs. It also have simple interface and five themes.

Connect matching numbers and build your way to 2048 in a colorful 3D puzzle made for both classic and adventurous play. Choose the familiar Classic Square board or rethink every move on a Hexagonal grid with six directions. Select a board size and difficulty, then swipe to combine equal tiles. Reach 2048—and keep going to discover how high you can climb. FEATURES - Two distinctive modes: Classic Square and Hexagonal - Seamlessly switch the same live game between the vivid 3D board and AR mode, with pinch-to-fit sizing for any real surface - A deterministic Square or Hex Daily Challenge every day, with attempts, personal best, highest tile, and streak tracking - Square boards in 4×4, 5×5, 6×6, and 7×7 sizes - Hexagonal boards with 19, 37, or 61 spaces - Rich 3D tiles, animations, sound effects, and haptic feedback - Easy, Normal, Hard, and Expert difficulty levels - Undo and AI-powered hints when you need a hand - Game statistics for overall, Square, and Hexagonal play - Final-board history for your 10 most recent completed games - Share your score and final-board snapshot - A special celebration whenever you set a new personal best - Adjustable animation speed and selectable game backgrounds Each difficulty generates its own number and range of new tiles per turn. A turn ends the game when its complete batch of tiles cannot be placed, even if a few spaces remain. Questions or suggestions? Contact us at zhaoxiaojian@hotmail.com.