2048

Solebon LLC

Contains ads

About this game

Join the numbers and get to the 2048 tile!

This is the OFFICIAL 2048 number puzzle game created by Gabriele Cirulli in 2014 (https://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2014/03/18/want-to-stay-anonymous-dont-make-a-hit-computer-game/).

Simply swipe to move the tiles. When two tiles with the same number touch, they merge into one. Reach the 2048 tile and keep playing to unlock higher-value number tiles!

Elegant puzzle design with robust features

⭐ Classic game play with silky-smooth movements
⭐ Swipe anywhere to move (not just on the board)
⭐ Undo button to reverse a swipe
⭐ Detailed statistics including best scores
⭐ Free with no ads on the game board
⭐ Official version of the original puzzle game

Published by the team responsible for award-winning apps including Letterpress and Solitaire Solebon, this official 2048 number puzzle is available for all Android smartphone and tablet devices.

For official puzzle game support and answers to frequently asked questions, head over to http://www.2048original.com/support.html.

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Ratings and reviews

Great app! I love everything except for 2 minor issues: 1. No back button. That'd help immensely. Someplace, anyplace, so that I don't have to struggle with it. (I have the swipe mode enabled, but it's still a pain) 2. Time trial advertisement. The ad that starts a second after you start playing doesn't actually pause the time trial game itself. Once the ad is done and you've been returned to the game screen, half of it has filled with numbers. Aside from those 2 things the app is excellent!

Excellent game. The ads aren't intrusive, since they only play in between games. I do love the one-undo mechanic. There is one tiny bug which does bother me, although most players aren't likely to ever notice it -- very rarely, the Undo action does not actually work. When this happens, you will be stuck with the move you made. Annoying only if you try getting the max board (I was so close!) or maybe if you fat finger the screen very often. Overall great game!

Short, sweet and simple. What you see is what you get. If I could make a recommendation to the developer - having the option to pay to remove ads can only expand your consumer base. I'd rather pay a dollar for an ad-free game than be subjected to ads for free. (That said, the ad placement is perfectly balanced as it is IMO, but I'd still like the option to stop having commercial programming broadcast at me)

What's new

Bug fixes and performance improvements.