Sliding Puzzle
Play the classic sliding puzzle with this free online 15 puzzle game. Slide numbered tiles into order on a 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5 board with taps, keys or swipes.
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How to use Sliding Puzzle
- 1Pick a board size: 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5
- 2Tap a tile next to the gap, press the arrow keys or swipe to slide tiles
- 3Put the numbers in order from 1 with the gap in the bottom-right corner to win
Frequently asked questions
How do you solve a sliding puzzle?▾
Solve it row by row: place the top row first, then the second row, and finish the last two rows column by column. Never break up a row you have already finished.
Is every sliding puzzle solvable?▾
Not every random arrangement is, but this game shuffles by making random legal moves from the solved board, so every puzzle it gives you can be solved.
What is the 15 puzzle?▾
The 15 puzzle is the 4×4 sliding puzzle with tiles numbered 1 to 15 and one empty space. It became a worldwide craze in the 1880s and is still a classic brain teaser.
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