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Welcome to Tiles! _________________ The rules are pretty simple. It's seen when inside. _________________ Do not die! Let your win! [Tiles is a 3D game of area and tiles.] How it works, is that conversion, one tile is one area. > The rules are shown by seeing inside then clicking Costumes. > You need to read the rules before you remix the game. [Overview] There are nine types of tiles: 0 HP, 1 HP, 2 HP, 3 HP, 4 HP, 5 HP, Block, Forward, and Back. [Combitaion] If a tile has 5 HP, it can be converted to either Block, Forward, or Back. If another player attacks one of these tiles, it'll switch back to a tile of 5 HP, which means all those states are the same as 6 HP. If Forward lands on a Back, the Forward switches to 5 HP, and Back will do nothing. The same happens if a Back lands on a Forward. If you have 2 tiles, you can heal a tile 1 HP, no more than that. [Simple Math] Total health is calculated using... ((((((a + b + c) * 6 ) + (d * 5)) + (e * 4)) + (f * 3)) + (g * 2)) + h. ...where a are forwards, b are backs, c are blocks, d is the number of 5 HP tiles, e is the number of 4 HP tiles, f is the number of 3 HP tiles, g is the number of 2 HP tiles, and h is the number of tiles with single health. [Remixing rules] See inside. [How to remix] Click the See inside button, then read the rules if you are new. After that, press the Remix button, and there are two ways it can lead to. [New players] Choose a tile to be a five HP tile. Then outline the tile as a different color than the taken tiles. [Players that remixed before] Choose a tile to attack, heal, or claim. If you claim a tile, make it a one, and outline it with the same color as other tiles you have. If you attack a tile, discard 1 HP from the tile you're attacking. If you heal a tile, add 1 HP to the tile you're healing. [oof this is the end.]
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