Nocturne: Tarot Tile Match

About this app

A quiet board of moonlit tiles. A scythe, a star, a slender crescent. Match three of a kind and they leave the board as light. Nocturne is tile-matching made for whatever quiet minutes the day gives you: a stolen break, a long waiting room, the slow hour before sleep. No ads, no timers, no lives. Every board can be cleared, and when you lose, the game tells you how close you came. Every night brings one new board and a three-card reading to go with it. Crescent, Half, or Full Moon: the fuller the moon, the harder the night and the more it gives back. One attempt, and no streak to keep up if you miss one. - Hand-drawn celestial tiles: the tarot majors, the zodiac, the planets, and the phases of the moon - A nightly puzzle and reading, different every evening, free forever - Four hundred levels that get harder as you go, and every one of them can be finished - No ads. No timers. No lives. Nothing pulses at you. - A shuffle that only offers itself when it can actually help - Play a level in two or three quiet minutes Clearing boards earns Silver, and Silver buys the four provisions: Tides that send tiles back to the board, Undos, Shuffles, and Lanterns that light the hidden faces. Nothing expires. The one-time Luminary tier comes with a generous gift and the golden tile back.

The nightly board is much harder. One attempt, no retry, and a Full Moon is now a rare thing to clear. The moon still tells you what you are in for before you begin. If it goes wrong, a Tide sends tiles back and keeps the night going. It is the only way to save one. Boards come in more shapes. Pyramids, diamonds and crosses turn up about twice as often as they used to, and they start arriving earlier. The card you see when a board is lost now fits smaller screens properly.

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1. First observed Sep 11, 2026 · 10:46 PM Free