Daily Memory Game Tabletop Memory Cabinet · Est. MMXXV

Missing Tile

Missing Tile is a short visual recall game: study the filled positions, then choose which positions are missing from the second board.

Letter Board

Find the Missing Tiles

A few letter bricks have been removed from the board. Memorize which letters are present, then tap the exact positions that went missing.

  1. Study Study the board A handful of letter bricks (A–Z) are placed on a linen grid. Memorize their positions before the sand runs out.
  2. Find Tap the gaps Some bricks disappear. Tap the empty cells that used to have a brick — exactly as many as the Missing counter says.
  3. Score Compare the board Gold tiles are correct. Red hatches are the ones you missed. Dashed cells are extra wrong picks.
Memorize

Easy board visible. Remember which tiles are filled.

Missing 1
Selected 0 / 1
Phase Preview

How to play

The first board shows several filled positions. After a short preview, some positions disappear and you choose the missing ones.

Feedback

The answer review labels correct, missed, and extra positions so the result does not depend on color alone.

Difficulty

Easy uses a 3x3 board with one missing position, Medium uses a 4x4 board with two, and Hard uses a 5x5 board with three.

Visual recall

The game focuses on noticing a simple board state, then comparing it with what remains after the preview.

Common questions

Is Missing Tile a matching game?

No. It is a visual memory game where you find positions that disappeared from a board.

Will the answer be shown?

Yes. The result shows the missing positions and your selected positions.

Can I play on mobile?

Yes. The board uses square touch targets and responsive columns.

Do I need an account?

No. Missing Tile works in the browser without signup.