A sliding tile game in which the goal is to align the numbers 1 to 15 in the correct order. It is a simple puzzle game with no complicated rules. It has a simple interface and small size. Written in Visual Basic 6.
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OpenTiles OpenTiles 2.0 file released: OpenTiles2.0VBSource.zip
The difficulty levels change size instead of amount of shuffling. A bug in the shuffling routine was fixed.
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OpenTiles OpenTiles 2.0 file released: OpenTiles2.0Exe.zip
The difficulty levels change size instead of amount of shuffling. A bug in the shuffling routine was fixed.
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File released: /OpenTiles/OpenTiles 2.0/OpenTiles2.0VBSource.zip
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File released: /OpenTiles/OpenTiles 2.0/OpenTiles2.0Exe.zip
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OpenTiles OpenTiles 1.1 file released: OpenTilesSource.zip
Added the background numbers function Improved the about box Fixed a bug in the shuffling procedure
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OpenTiles OpenTiles 1.1 file released: OpentilesExe.zip
Added the background numbers function Improved the about box Fixed a bug in the shuffling procedure
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File released: /OpenTiles/OpenTiles 1.1/OpenTilesSource.zip
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File released: /OpenTiles/OpenTiles 1.1/OpentilesExe.zip
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OpenTiles OpenTiles 1.0 file released: OpenTilesExe.zip
First upload to sourceforge.
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File released: /OpenTiles/OpenTiles 1.0/OpenTilesExe.zip
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