Tisnart Tiles:

In Brief:
Tisnart Tiles takes you beyond the ordinary match 3 games with a 120 levels of entertaining twists and surprises!

You can see several videos of game play HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE.

If you'd like a Steam version, it only costs £0.79/£0.99 HERE

Introduction:
Tisnart Tiles takes you beyond the ordinary match 3 games!... 120 levels of entertaining twists and surprises along the way. Which way is gravity pulling on the tiles up/down/left/right? No one board is the same. Unique powerups like Tile Blasters, Gravity Tiles, Tile flips, Gas Pods, what's next? Lookout for Mr. Skull, He is waiting for you to make a mistake so he can steal your tiles. Between split boards, rotating tiles and earthquakes you are bound to get dizzy. Think you got what it takes?

Features List
120 levels of entertaining twists and surprises
9 exciting Power-ups like the Flip Tile, Bomb Tile, Gravity Tile
Collect coins to use special items like the Multi Bomb or the Multi Blaster
Use the Rotator to rotate the tiles on the board
Collect Element tiles to start a QUAKE to help clear the board

Hints/tips
Although there are tutorials within the game, there are many "things" left for the player to discover during game play!
The Title is screen is an interactive one....can you figure out all the different things you can do?
There may be some secrets in the level select screen for extra coins......can you find out what they are?

Reference accessed HERE 8th October 2021.

The Game:
Tisnart Tiles is a simple match three puzzle game that consists of 120 levels of gameplay. There is no story, no hidden content, nothing complicated; what you see is what you get. Unfortunately this also means if you’ve played one level then you’ve played them all. The game suffers from being repetitive and despite giving players special powers to use during levels and items to buy with gold you gain, sitting and playing more than five levels may become boring. The difficulty increases as you progress but it doesn’t take long to master the challenges the game throws at you, leaving players waiting for something new.

That being said, the gameplay is very simple and fun. Your goal is to match three or more tiles of the same colour to take them off of the board. Each level gives you a goal of how many tiles of certain colours to collect, you are also timed with a bar that pushes the tiles up to the top or bottom of the screen, once it hits the edge it’s game over. The game adds in new twists to try and change things up, such as gravity playing a factor in where tiles end up. Some levels can seem very topsy-turvy with things moving side-to-side even. There are also power up titles that pop up on the board, these can flip tiles over or change titles to certain colours along with a host of other things. I personally found only a handful of them useful and the game didn’t offer new power tiles as often as I’d like. You also gain gold in the game which can be used to buy items which can be the most useful things in the game though fifty levels in and I found myself with a surplus of gold taking away any sort of strategy on when to buy an item.

Edited reference accessed HERE; originally posted by Usagi on the 1st March 2017, reposted by Whiterabbit 8th October 2021.

Conclusion:
I found Tisnart Tiles quite interesting despite the main game play element can become a little tedious after several minutes of game play; that said, the various game mechanics, some of them original ideas added to this match three or more give the game some credibility and in my opinion is a worthwhile download. I would say it's an ideal accompaniment to your morning or afternoon tea or coffee break. I found it a refreshing change from some of the match threes I've played over the past several months. Apart from it's match three element, it has a collapse element to it. I would have liked to have seen an untimed mode included, but it doesn't detract from the game not having that option.

Issues?:
If you have any issues starting , downloading or installing the game, please first refer to the FAQ's thread over in the giveaway game discussion forum HERE. If you can't find a solution there, then please do post your issue here. Some other steps/things you can try before posting your issue include checking your event logs for any error messages regarding the game. To access the event logs type Event viewer in the search field, this will open a best match window, with the Event Viewer icon a the top of the list. Other issues are usually a result of the weekend giveaways game installer being wrapped with a Themida wrapper. Themida wrappers can also be used to hide malware, so some anti malware suites will automatically block them. There are a few ways to circumvent this issue; that you'll find in the FAQ's thread I've linked to above.

Notes on Security

I scanned a zipped copy of the installed game using Virus Total and it found 5 hits (VBA32 , Rising, Jiangmin, NANO-Antivirus & Zilliya from 61 antimalware engines. Of the five hits, all but NANO-Antivirus often tag TooMky games and the other free sites (i.e. MyPlayCity & Falcoware) from all the other antimalware suites; most of which are better known and more reliable. 56 of the 61 antimalware engines found the installed game safe, so the five hits are likely to be false positives.
I installed the game and had no warnings from my security (Bit Defender).

The downloaded executable 'may' include some low level adware that opens your browser to TooMky Games home page after the game has installed. That said, the installation DOES NOT inject any malware into your system.

When your browser is opened to TooMKY Games home page following the games installation, because of the low level adware, it earns TooMKY Games some money, part of which is given to the developer of the game for allowing the game to be given away free. All these games from all of the free game sites are commercial shareware games that usually cost money to buy; usually from sites like Game Fools, Alawar, Playrix, Gamehouse, Steam and others.

You can see the results of the scan via the following link:

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/6b80d32e7007b6ab50650a09583c98f90e98b22e76c8b62df8a799e3a4470567?nocache=1