Each turn in Pet Tile Master, players are given tiles from the draw row, up to nine tiles at a time. Players must place each tile in one of the boxes below to form a horizontal trio of identical animals. When three identical tiles are in a row, they will disappear, making room for new tiles.
Matching three of the same animals
The player's task in the Pet Tile Master game is to keep the row from filling up. The game ends if the player places a tile that cannot be matched, and all nine tiles are used. So, planning the sequence helps players quickly spot matching opportunities.
Players need to prioritize leaving empty tiles at the beginning of the Pet Tile Master game to maintain flexibility. When starting a new row, players can drop tiles into the middle tiles to maximize matching options when the playing field is full. In addition, players should pay attention to the upcoming tiles in the draw row and plan their arrangements to trigger a chain reaction of matching a set of three that can open up space for another set of three, doubling the number of cleanups in just one move.
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