Sliding Slide
Free to play
Sliding Slide
Game by GamePix. The provider may show ads and use cookies. Learn more
- Category
- Arcade
- Platform
- Web browser
- Provider
- GamePix
- Price
- Free to play
About Sliding Slide
Sliding Slide is a classic sliding puzzle made for relaxing, though the clock adds pressure if you want it to. A picture is broken into blocks and shuffled, and you move the blocks back into place until the image is whole again. Six different images are included, each one a fresh layout to work through.
Three difficulty levels change how hard each picture is to rebuild, so you can start gently and work your way up. Speed is what the scoring rewards: solving a puzzle faster beats your previous highscore, which gives every replay a reason. Moving a block takes a single touch on a phone or a click on a computer, and the upright screen suits a phone held in portrait.
Game provided by GamePix
How to play Sliding Slide
Objective
Move the blocks to rebuild each of the six pictures as quickly as possible, on any of the three difficulty levels, and beat your highscores.
Controls
Desktop
- Click: move a block of the picture
Mobile
- Touch: move a block of the picture
Getting started
- Pick one of the six images to solve, then choose from the three difficulty levels, starting with the easiest.
- Study the shuffled picture and decide which corner you will rebuild first.
- Click or touch a block to move it, working row by row to put the picture back together.
- Finish the image as fast as you can, then replay it to beat your highscore.
Tips
- Highscores come from speed, so get to know each of the six images; recognizing the picture makes it quicker to place every block.
- Move up through the three difficulty levels one at a time, since each picture is easier to rebuild at the lowest setting.
- Fewer wasted moves mean a faster time, so plan two or three moves ahead before you start shifting blocks.
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Sliding Slide FAQ
How do you move blocks in Sliding Slide?
Touch the screen on a phone or click on a computer to move the blocks. Each move shifts one block of the picture, and you keep going until the image is complete.
How many puzzles does Sliding Slide have?
Six different images, each playable on 3 difficulty levels. That gives eighteen combinations to work through, and every one of them can be replayed to beat your highscore.
How is your score decided in Sliding Slide?
By speed. The aim is to rebuild the picture in as little time as possible, and a quicker finish beats your previous highscore, so the clock is your real opponent.