Tile Breaker is a single-player roguelike played with okey tiles. You build runs and sets, multiply your plays with charms and climb table by table. There are no ads and the game plays fully offline.
net.savasdogan.tilebreakerTile Breaker is a single-player game that turns the runs and sets of okey — a Turkish rummy game — into a score-multiplying roguelike. Each round the player plays hands from the rack to reach a target score, and between rounds buys charms at the bazaar. A round takes 1–3 minutes; a full run takes 25–45 minutes.
The bag holds 54 tiles: numbers 1 to 13 in four colours plus 2 Fake Okeys. You draw 14 tiles to your rack. Each round an indicator tile is revealed; the tile one above it is that round’s okey and is wild. You play a selection of tiles, or discard 1–5 tiles and draw replacements.
Tile Breaker has 11 hand types: Run, Set, Long Run, Quad Set, Two Groups, Three Groups, Four Groups, Big Run, King Run, Okey Finish and Loose. Okey Finish is the hand that uses all 14 tiles on the rack. Mastery cards level up a hand type.
A run has 8 tables, each with 3 rounds: Apprentice, Journeyman and Master. Target scores across the 24 rounds grow steeply — Table 1 starts at 250 and Table 8 at 72,000. Beating the Table 8 Master wins the run, and you can then carry on in Endless mode.
Charms are permanent upgrades that change how scoring works. There are 30 charms and you can hold up to 5 at a time. A newly bought charm slots in by phase (+Value first, then +Mult, then ×Mult); you can reorder them by dragging, and scoring runs in that order. At the bazaar between rounds you spend akçe on charms, fortune cards and mastery cards.
The last round of every table is a Master, who changes that round’s rules. There are 8 Master Rules: No Red, Short Breath, Blind Indicator, Stingy, Impatient, No Sets, Face Down and No Wilds. You see the table’s Master in advance, so you can arrange your charms for it.
There are three starting racks: Classic; Blue, with one extra play; and Red, with one extra discard but no starting akçe. Blue and Red unlock through play. Brew is a ladder of 8 difficulty levels whose effects stack. On the Daily Table everyone plays the same tiles each day and a streak is kept.
In colour-blind mode every colour is also marked with a symbol (●▲■◆). Text size, animation speed (1×, 2×, 4×), sound, vibration, screen shake and reduced motion are adjustable, and the Hint button can be hidden. The game can be closed at any moment; autosave resumes the run where you left off. A guided first run teaches the rules in the game, and a six-card “How to Play” screen opens from the main menu and from inside a run.
The first three tables of Tile Breaker are free. After you beat the Table 3 Master, a one-time Full Game purchase screen appears; if you buy, the run continues without interruption. The Full Game unlocks all 8 tables, all racks, Brew levels and Endless mode. There are no ads, no loot boxes and no currency for sale.
Tile Breaker does not collect personal data. There are no accounts, ads, advertising identifiers, analytics or tracking tools, and progress is stored only on the device. The app connects to the internet only to verify the Full Game purchase with RevenueCat using an anonymous ID.
Full details: Tile Breaker Privacy Policy.
Yes, fully. The internet is needed only to buy, verify and restore the Full Game.
Tile Breaker has no account or cloud save. If Android’s automatic backup is on, progress is backed up to your Google account; on iPhone, if device backup is on, it goes to iCloud (or your computer). It can be restored on a new device set up with the same account. The Full Game comes back through “Restore Purchases” with the same Google account on Google Play, or the same Apple account on the App Store.
Bug reports, suggestions and privacy requests go to kefukar@gmail.com. Including the game name (Tile Breaker), your device model and operating system version (Android or iOS) helps find the problem faster. For a purchase record deletion request, please also include your store order number.
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