About Magic Tiles 3
Magic Tiles 3, from music game studio Amanotes, lets you play along with songs on a scrolling piano. Black tiles slide down four lanes in time with the track, and every tap you land keeps the melody going. Touch an empty white space or let a tile slip past, and the song stops.
Some notes ask for more than a quick tap. Long tiles need to be held, while double tiles call for two fingers at once. The song list covers several styles, including pop, EDM and hip-hop, so there is plenty to practice on.
How to play Magic Tiles 3
- Click or tap - hit black tiles
- Hold - keep pressing on long tiles
- Two fingers - hit double tiles together
Playing Magic Tiles 3 on a computer
Click the black tiles as they scroll down the four lanes, and never click the white space between them. Keep the button pressed on long tiles until they finish. Double tiles need two hits at once, which is awkward with a single mouse, so a touchscreen laptop may make them easier. Get a song going with Play now followed by PLAY on the title card, and keep the sound on, since the tiles follow the beat.
Playing Magic Tiles 3 on a phone or tablet
Magic Tiles 3 feels most at home on a touchscreen. Tap each black tile as it reaches you, keep a finger pressed on long tiles, and use two fingers when a pair arrives together. Holding the phone upright usually gives the lanes more height and you more warning. Avoid touching blank areas: one stray tap or a missed tile ends the song.
Tips and tricks
- Keep your eyes on the next tile, not the one you just hit.
- Start with slower songs to learn the timing.
- Hold long tiles all the way to the end.
Game details
| Developer | Amanotes |
|---|---|
| Category | Rhythm Casual |
| Platform | Desktop and mobile |
| Technology | HTML5 |
| Price | Free |
Magic Tiles 3 FAQ
Who makes Magic Tiles 3?
It is published by Amanotes, a studio that focuses on music and rhythm games.
What makes you lose a song?
Missing a black tile or tapping a white space ends the run, so accuracy counts as much as speed.
