Tilehit
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Merge six number tiles with the four operators to land on a three-digit target.
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NewTilehit is a free daily numbers puzzle from Appslinger in Dublin. Each day brings six number tiles and a three-digit target, and you combine tiles two at a time with plus, minus, times and divide to hit it or get close. Exact hits earn three stars, and near misses still score.
About Tilehit
Tilehit is a browser numbers game run by Appslinger Limited, a small company registered in Dublin. Every day there is one shared Daily puzzle, numbered from the first one on 29 September 2026. You get a three-digit target on a dark scoreboard and six yellow tiles underneath. Puzzle #40, on 7 November 2026, asked for 717 from 3, 7, 8, 10, 50 and 100.
Play works by merging. You tap a tile, tap an operator, then tap a second tile, and the two become one new tile holding the result. A panel below the board writes out each step, so you can follow your own working and undo it. Results have to be whole numbers above zero, and division only goes through when it divides evenly. You do not need every tile. When you reach the target, or decide you are as close as you will get, you press Finish. An exact answer is worth three stars. Landing within 5 gives two and within 10 gives one.
Next to the Daily sits a free Weekly Hard puzzle that stays the same for the whole week. Practice rounds and the archive of past Dailies belong to Tilehit Club, a paid unlock at 19.99 euros once or 3.99 euros a month. The Daily itself stays free and needs no account. Your streak and stats live in your browser, and a transfer code can move them to another device.
There is no third-party ad network on the page. Free players see a small promo for the Club under the board, and asking for a hint or saving a missed streak plays a short in-house preview of the Club first.
If you grew up with the numbers round on a TV quiz, or you like a quick sum to wake up the brain, this suits you. A round takes a couple of minutes on a phone or a laptop.
How to play Tilehit
- Look at the target on the scoreboard and the six tiles below it.
- Tap a tile, then tap +, -, x or /, then tap another tile. The two tiles merge into one holding the answer.
- Keep merging until one tile shows the target. Undo takes back the last step, and Reset starts the board again.
- Press Finish when you hit the target or cannot get any closer. Exact earns three stars, within 5 earns two and within 10 earns one.
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Tips
- Look for a big tile that multiplies close to the target first, then fix the gap with the small tiles.
- You can leave tiles unused. A spare small tile is often better than forcing it in.
- Division only works when it comes out even, so check that before you plan a route around it.
Questions
When does a new Tilehit puzzle arrive?
A new Daily arrives at midnight on your own device. The Weekly Hard puzzle changes at the start of each week.
Is Tilehit free?
The Daily and the Weekly Hard are free with no account. Tilehit Club costs 19.99 euros once or 3.99 euros a month and adds Practice rounds, the archive of past Dailies, instant hints and extra tile themes.
Do I have to use all six tiles?
No. Any number of tiles can stay unused, as long as one tile ends up on or near the target.
Where is my streak kept?
In your browser's storage. Clearing your browsing data resets it, and a one-time transfer code moves it to another device.
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