Trisides vs Cracks

Insert a tile from one of the three sides and match the tiles on the game board. Or prepare the game board for a match in your next turn! Or sabotage your opponent's next turn instead! What are you going to do?! = Overview = * Completely free to play * Turn-based match-3 puzzler * Simple, yet challenging mechanics * Play against various CPU difficulties * Challenge your family and friends in peer-to-peer mode * Minimalistic design and relaxing game music * Multiple color themes * No ads, no IAPs = Game modes = * Single player against CPU of 3 difficulties * Beginner * Intermediate * Expert (good luck!) * Single device multi-player * Peer-to-peer multi-player Start playing on your iPhone and iPad today! If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to contact us at trisides@pm.me!

The ground is breaking apart. Can you hold it together? Cracks is a match-3 puzzle game with a twist — the board is fracturing beneath every tile. Each turn, cracks spread across the surface. When a tile shatters, it's gone for good. Let too many tiles break and the board collapses. Your job: match tiles to reinforce the surface and survive. HOW IT WORKS • Swap adjacent tiles to make matches of 3 or more • Matched tiles reset their fracture level, strengthening the board • Unmatched tiles crack further each turn, eventually shattering into holes • Survive all your moves without the board collapsing SPECIAL MATCHES • Match 4 in a line — Line Reinforcer: repairs an entire row or column • Match 5 in a line — Restore Bomb: repairs a 3x3 area • Match an L or T shape — Stabilizer: freezes nearby tiles for 3 turns FEATURES • 100 levels across 10 worlds — from The Quarry to Eternity • Progressive difficulty with fracture rates, grace periods, and board sizes that evolve • Combo scoring with chain reactions • Hint system when you're stuck • Visual urgency — watch the board shift to red as collapse approaches • iCloud sync across devices • Game Center leaderboards • No ads. No pay-to-win. Every move matters. Every match counts. How long can you hold the cracks together?