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Tiles #34 (October 30, 2026): the board and a perfect route

The Terrazzo hard board from Friday, October 30, 2026. Play it first; the perfect route is folded below. Replays don't affect your streak.

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Building the board…

Tiles #34 was the Terrazzo board at hard difficulty on Friday, October 30, 2026: 30 tiles in 5 columns and 6 rows, each tile a stack of 3 layers (disc, triangle and square), with 8 different discs, 8 triangles and 8 squares in play. Every layer value appears an even number of times and no two tiles are identical. The longest possible combo is 45: clear the board in one unbroken chain where every match removes exactly one layer. Our solver confirmed such a chain exists after 62 search nodes, which is what the hint button follows when it marks a tile. One shape per layer, only the colours change.

Tiles #34 in numbers

Set and difficultyTerrazzo, Hard
Tiles30 (5×6)
Layers per tile3: disc, triangle and square
Different shapes per layer8 · 8 · 8
Perfect combo (par)45 matches
Perfect chain foundyes, 62 search nodes
Free picks along the perfect route17

What's on the board

LayerShapes and how often each appears
Discteal ×4, coral ×4, sky ×4, rose ×4, lime ×4, peach ×4, slate ×4, violet ×2
Trianglegold ×4, lavender ×4, teal ×4, coral ×4, sky ×4, violet ×4, slate ×4, rose ×2
Squaregold ×4, lavender ×4, coral ×4, sky ×4, lime ×4, violet ×4, peach ×4, rose ×2
A perfect route for Tiles #34: the first 12 taps

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 4: they share the square (lime).

  3. row 1, column 4 → row 2, column 1: they share the disc (slate).

  4. row 2, column 1 → row 1, column 5: they share the triangle (lavender).

  5. row 1, column 5 → row 1, column 3: they share the disc (teal).

  6. row 1, column 3 → row 4, column 2: they share the triangle (slate).

  7. row 4, column 2 → row 1, column 2: they share the square (gold).

  8. row 1, column 2 → row 2, column 2: they share the triangle (violet).

  9. row 2, column 2 → row 2, column 3: they share the disc (coral).

  10. row 2, column 3 → row 3, column 3: they share the triangle (teal).

  11. row 3, column 3 → row 4, column 4: they share the disc (sky).

  12. row 4, column 4 → row 3, column 2: they share the square (peach).

50 more taps complete the chain without a single miss.

Tiles #34 board, tile by tile

Each cell lists the tile's disc, triangle and square, top to bottom.

Col 1Col 2Col 3Col 4Col 5
Row 1rose
gold
lime
violet
violet
gold
teal
slate
violet
slate
rose
lime
teal
lavender
lavender
Row 2slate
lavender
sky
coral
violet
lime
coral
teal
gold
rose
violet
lavender
peach
gold
rose
Row 3coral
violet
sky
lime
sky
peach
sky
teal
coral
slate
lavender
lime
sky
lavender
coral
Row 4teal
sky
peach
peach
slate
gold
peach
teal
violet
sky
teal
peach
lime
coral
lavender
Row 5lime
slate
lavender
rose
gold
gold
rose
sky
sky
peach
gold
coral
coral
sky
coral
Row 6violet
slate
violet
sky
coral
sky
lime
coral
rose
teal
rose
violet
slate
coral
peach

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