Join Tiles: Anatolian Game to Play

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Join Tiles: Anatolian Game to Play is a puzzle game whose aim is to combine broken tiles. Our game, which offers a pleasant and fluent gameplay, contains the works of Anatolian Tile art of hundreds of years.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Join Tiles: Anatolian Game to Play screenshot

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Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

The game features beautiful artwork and a unique design, making it visually appealing.
It's a relaxing and casual puzzle game, perfect for players looking to unwind and enjoy a stress-free experience.
The developer has addressed previous bugs, including broken achievements, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.

The controls can be finicky, with pieces often requiring multiple attempts to place correctly, which can be frustrating.
Some puzzles have experienced bugs, such as missing pieces, which can hinder progress and enjoyment.
The game lacks variety in its soundtrack, featuring only one repetitive track throughout the gameplay.

gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by its unique design and enjoyable puzzles, offering a chill and casual experience that is both addictive and easy to grasp. While some players find it mildly enjoyable for a few hours, the simplicity of the mechanics may not appeal to everyone. Overall, it provides a visually stunning and relaxing gaming experience.
- “Unique design, enjoyable puzzles, and addictive gameplay.”
- “The artwork is stunning, and the gameplay is so chill.”
- “Very easy and casual gameplay.”
- “The whole mechanic couldn’t be simpler.”
- “To avoid repeating myself, most of it is already described in my gameplay section and in issues; there's nothing else I can add.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are widely praised for their stunning artwork, featuring beautifully designed ceramic plates inspired by art deco and floral liberty styles. Players appreciate the vibrant colors and the original concept of reassembling these hand-painted pieces, contributing to a charming and relaxing gameplay experience.
- “The artwork is stunning, and the gameplay is so chill.”
- “Beautiful ceramic plates to be reassembled, the graphics are well done with marked colors, the various plates appear to be hand-painted and the designs are truly original because they are inspired by art deco and floral liberty style.”
- “A charming and relaxing puzzle with a refreshing concept where you restore plates that have beautiful artwork.”
- “I have to be honest, it really hurts a little to give this a thumbs down since I adore the artwork and the original concept of having broken plates that we get to put back together.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is described as pleasant and well-suited to the gameplay, but it features only one track, which can become repetitive over time. While players appreciate the quality of the soundtrack, many feel that having multiple songs for different categories would enhance the experience. Overall, the sound design is considered a missed opportunity due to its limited variety.
- “Music accompanies the work you are doing well; it is pleasant to listen to, but there is only one song. Even though you don't get tired of hearing it all the time, it would be nice if they could have made a song for each category.”
- “The sound is a bit disappointing because there is only one soundtrack, which is nice, but it quickly becomes repetitive.”
- “There is a musical accompaniment with volume control.”
- “Music accompanies the work you are doing well; it is pleasant to listen to, but there is only one song. Even if you don't get tired of hearing it all the time, they could have made a song for each category.”
- “The sound, on the other hand, is a bit disappointing because there is only one soundtrack – a nice one, by the way – which quickly becomes repetitive.”
- “There is a musical accompaniment, with volume control.”