Our take on Sands of Anubis
Reviewed by the LetsPlayFree editors ·
Sands of Anubis is a tile-tray puzzle with an Egyptian setting. You tap a tile to send it to your tray, and whenever three matching tiles sit together they vanish. A tile can be taken only if nothing lies on top of it, so each pick changes what you can reach next.
The tray has room for seven tiles, and a full tray means starting the level again. With nearly 5000 levels and boosters for stubborn boards, it is a long-running game for fans of tile and mahjong-style matching.
How to play Sands of Anubis
Click or tap a tile to move it into the tray. Collect three matching tiles to clear them, and use only tiles that are not covered.
Tips for Sands of Anubis
- Uncover tiles that open up several others before taking singles.
- Keep the tray from holding many different tiles at once.
What we liked and didn’t
Pros
- Almost 5000 levels
- Clear rule: a full tray restarts the level
Cons
- Tray limit can feel strict on hard layouts
Best for: Fans of tile-match and mahjong-style puzzles.
Game details
| Category | Puzzle Games |
|---|---|
| Tags | Brain, Casual, Logic, Mahjong, Match 3, Matching, Puzzle, tomb |
| Platforms | Desktop, mobile & tablet browsers |
| Technology | HTML5 |
| Price | Free |
| Provided by | GameMonetize |
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