Pips is a fun game that is like dominoes. It was released in August 2025.

If you get stuck, the game will show you the whole puzzle. But we can help you with hints to get through each level.

If you have played dominoes, you know how Pips works. The tiles are placed up and down or side to side.

The main difference is the colors. The tiles do not have to match when they touch.

There are rules for the colored spaces. For example, if a space has a number, the tiles in that space must add up to that number.

Here are some common rules you will see: Number, Equal, Not Equal, Less than, and Greater than.

Number means the tiles must add up to the given number.

Equal means all the tiles must have the same number of dots.

Not Equal means all the tiles must have different numbers of dots.

Less than means the tiles must add up to less than the given number.

Greater than means the tiles must add up to more than the given number.

If a space has no color, there are no rules for the tiles in that space.

For the rule Number 6, the tiles must add up to 6. One answer is 2-6 placed up and down, and 2-2 placed side to side.

For the rule Number 6, the tiles must add up to 6. One answer is 2-6 placed up and down.

For the rule Number 6, the tiles must add up to 6. One answer is 3-3 placed up and down.

For the rule Number 6, the tiles must add up to 6. One answer is 6-5 placed up and down.

For the rule Number 6, the tiles must add up to 6. One answer is 6-5 placed up and down, and 1-2 placed up and down.

For the rule Number 2, the tiles must add up to 2. One answer is 1-2 placed up and down.

For the rule Number 9, the tiles must add up to 9. One answer is 0-4 placed up and down, and 5-3 placed side to side.

For the rule Equal 3, the tiles must all be equal to 3. One answer is 5-3, 4-3, 3-1, and 3-6.

For the rule Greater Than 0, the tiles must be greater than 0. One answer is 6-5 placed side to side.

For the rule Number 9, the tiles must add up to 9. One answer is 4-3 and 6-5 placed side to side.

For the rule Number 3, the tiles must add up to 3. One answer is 3-1 and 2-6 placed up and down.

For the rule Equal 2, the tiles must all be equal to 2. One answer is 2-2 and 2-5.

For the rule Number 16, the tiles must add up to 16. One answer is 2-5, 6-2, and 5-1.

For the rule Number 6, the tiles must add up to 6. One answer is 5-1 and 2-3.

For the rule Number 1, the tiles must add up to 1. One answer is 1-3 placed up and down.

For the rule Number 7, the tiles must add up to 7. One answer is 1-3 and 4-5 placed up and down.

For the rule Number 8, the tiles must add up to 8. One answer is 4-5 and 3-6.

For the rule Number 11, the tiles must add up to 11. One answer is 3-6 and 0-5.

For the rule Less Than 3, the tiles must be less than 3. One answer is 1-1 and 0-5.

For the rule Number 15, the tiles must add up to 15. One answer is 6-6 and 3-0.

For the rule Number 3, the tiles must add up to 3. One answer is 3-5.

For the rule Number 7, the tiles must add up to 7. One answer is 3-5 and 2-4.

For the rule Number 0, the tiles must add up to 0. One answer is 0-4.

For the rule Number 8, the tiles must add up to 8. One answer is 0-4 and 4-6.

For the rule Number 10, the tiles must add up to 10. One answer is 2-4 and 4-6.

If you want more puzzles, check out Mashable's games hub for Mahjong, Sudoku, and more.

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