Tiles #22 (October 18, 2026): the board and a perfect route

One way to clear the board in a single 45-combo, as our solver plays it. Rows and columns are counted from the top-left corner.

1. Start on row 1, column 1 (free pick).

2. row 1, column 1 → row 1, column 3: they share the pin (pin pointing west).

3. row 1, column 3 → row 3, column 5: they share the tick (tick pointing north).

4. row 3, column 5 → row 2, column 3: they share the pin (pin pointing south-east).

5. row 2, column 3 → row 1, column 4: they share the arrow (arrow pointing east).

6. row 1, column 4 → row 1, column 5: they share the pin (pin pointing south).

7. row 1, column 5 → row 1, column 2: they share the arrow (arrow pointing north).

8. row 1, column 2 → row 2, column 2: they share the pin (pin pointing east).

9. row 2, column 2 → row 3, column 3: they share the tick (tick pointing south).

10. row 3, column 3 → row 2, column 5: they share the arrow (arrow pointing north-west).

11. row 2, column 5 → row 2, column 1: they share the pin (pin pointing west).

12. row 2, column 1 → row 4, column 1: they share the tick (tick pointing north-east).

52 more taps complete the chain without a single miss.

Each cell lists the tile's arrow, pin and tick, top to bottom.