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2048 6x6

Join the numbers to get the 2048 tile!

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HOW TO PLAY: Use your arrow keys or swipe to move the tiles. When two tiles with the same number touch, they merge into one!

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About

This is an expanded variation of the classic sliding tile puzzle, featuring a 6×6 grid instead of the standard 4×4. The core objective remains the same: combine tiles with the same number to create larger values, aiming for 2048 and beyond.

With 36 tiles (compared to 16), the risk of gridlock is lower, allowing for significantly longer games and much higher scores. It is not uncommon to reach tiles like 16384 or 65536. The larger board requires a modified strategy, focusing on maintaining multiple "snake" chains to organize high-value blocks without cluttering the center.

Formulas

The game operates on powers of two. A tile's value v can be expressed as:

v = 2ⁿ

Where n is the number of merges required plus one. The total number of squares on the board is S:

S = 6 × 6 = 36

The maximum theoretical tile value T_max in a perfect game (assuming 4 spawns periodically) is approximately:

T_max ≈ 2³⁶⁺¹

Note: In practice, achieving this is statistically impossible due to random spawn placement.

Reference Data

Tile Value	Color Code (Approx)	Min Merges to Reach	Probability
2	Beige	0	90% (Spawn)
4	Cream	1	10% (Spawn)
8	Orange	2	Merge Only
16	Dark Orange	3	Merge Only
2048	Gold	10	Target
65536	Deep Red	15	Hardcore
131072	Blue	16	Expert

Frequently Asked Questions

Generally, yes. The 6x6 grid offers 36 squares compared to 16. This provides more "buffer" space to maneuver tiles and recover from mistakes. However, reaching the upper limits (like tile 65,536) takes significantly more time and patience.

Theoretically, if every square was filled perfectly, the limit is 2^37. Practically, skilled players often reach 32,768 or 65,536. The 2048 tile is considered just the beginning in this version.

Yes. The tool uses LocalStorage to automatically save the grid state and your score after every move. You can close the tab and return later to continue exactly where you left off.

Simply swipe across the grid area with your finger in the direction you want the tiles to move (Up, Down, Left, or Right).