Cozy Puzzle

Toasty Tile Flip

Turn two breakfast cards at a time, remember every treat you see and clear the tray before your toast hearts run out.

What you do

Toasty Tile Flip is a cozy memory game set on a breakfast cafe tray. Match the toast, tea, eggs, butter, croissants, berries, honey, pancakes and cafe cat, and keep your toast hearts by remembering every card you have seen. Twenty short trays in four cafe mornings, from a 12-card warm-up to 24-card brunch trays, bring in one idea at a time: butter combos, toaster peeks, burnt slices with no partner, tables waiting for one treat, jam splashes, pancakes and toast that come in threes, and a few breakfast rush trays against the clock. Clear a tray to earn a star and open the next, then come back for three.

Cards turn with a real flip, matches pop with crumbs and sparkles, and every action has its own little sound.
Plays on phones, tablets and desktops, with the tray turned on its side on landscape screens.

How to play

Tap a card to turn it over, then tap another. A matching pair stays face up; anything else turns back.
Cards you have seen get a crumb. New cards are always safe, but a crumbed card that turns out wrong is a slip and costs a heart. Run out of hearts and the tray is lost.
Match every pair to clear the tray. Points come from matches, served orders and the hearts, peeks and seconds you keep; the tray card shows the scores for two and three stars.
Later trays add butter combos (matches in a row score up to x5, and every third one bakes back a heart), toaster peeks, burnt slices with no partner, table orders, jam jars that swap two cards, triples marked x3 and rush clocks.
Earn a star on a tray to open the next one.

Controls

Touch or mouse: tap or click a card. Tap the toaster, then a card, to peek at it and its neighbors.
Keyboard: arrow keys move between cards, Enter or Space turns one, P arms the toaster and Escape opens the tray menu.
Menu button: keep playing, restart the tray or choose another from the tray map.
Shared toolbar: pause, restart, mute, help and fullscreen.

Tips worth knowing

Turn cards without a crumb while there are any left. They can never cost a heart.
On butter combo trays, hold on to the pairs you know and serve them one after another at the end for x5 matches.
Keep your toaster peek for the moment you forget a partner. If you never need it, it is worth 100 points.
Remember burnt slices as carefully as treats: a burnt slice you have already seen costs a heart.
When a jam jar splashes, watch which two cards slide. They keep their crumbs, so you can follow them.
Before you start a triple, know where all three are. A wrong third card ends the move.

Accessibility

Seventeen of the twenty trays have no clock, and the rush clocks wait for your first card. Pausing stops everything.
Every action works with touch, a mouse or the keyboard, and the cards announce their row, column and whether you have seen them.
Seen cards carry a crumb mark, so you never need to remember which cards are still new.
Reduced motion shortens the flips and turns off particles. Sound is never required.

Questions

Can I lose a tray?

Yes, but only by misremembering. Each tray gives you three to six hearts. Turning a new card is always safe; you lose a heart when a card you have already seen turns out wrong, or when you turn a burnt slice you have already seen. Three rush trays also have a clock, which starts with your first card.

How do stars work?

Clearing a tray earns one star. The tray card shows the scores for two and three stars. Matches score 100 (150 for a triple), multiplied by the butter combo on later trays, and hearts, peeks and seconds you keep add to the total. A star on a tray opens the next one.

What does the game save?

Your stars, best score and best time on every tray are saved in this browser on this device. A tray in progress is not saved. If you played the earlier three-tray version, your best moves and times are kept as classic records on the tray map, and the trays they earned are open.