Alpaka Push

How to play

• The queue is shared. It turns on the wheel to the right. The tile on turn is in your hand — its shelf sits empty. Above it you can see the next two tiles, so you always know what your opponent gets and what comes back to you. The ring says whose tile it is.
• Push it in with an arrow from the top, left or right. Hover an insert field: the tile appears outside the board and you see where it lands, how many tiles shift and whether one falls off. Only the click pushes. The fields are buttons, so Tab + Enter works too.
• If the row or column has a gap, tiles just shift. If it is full, the far tile falls off the board and is gone for good.
• Tiles always fall down. Three or more alike in a row or column vanish. Four count ×2, five ×3. Whatever falls next can cascade — the second match in one turn is ×2, the third ×3.
• Values read straight off the tile: a stripe is worth ten (one stripe 10, three stripes 30), fruit runs 40–50–60 by size and the gem is a flat hundred.
• The seven is a jackpot — it pays +77 the moment it lands, then vanishes. The bomb never matches. It detonates on landing and clears the 3×3 around it. Neither ever comes from the refill.
• The board refills to 15 tiles, so it never runs empty. Above 22 tiles the frame pulses red — you are about to start losing tiles.
• Every 250 points one alpaca walks over from your opponent across the pasture between you. Whoever owns all six wins.
• You have 15 seconds per turn. When it runs out, a random move is played.