GBox Doubling
Logic game with simple rules and addictive gameplay. Move the tiles, merge the same ones and reach the records! Hold on as long as possible. Each doubling scor...
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About GBox Doubling: Logic game with simple rules and addictive gameplay. Move the tiles, merge the same ones and reach the records! Hold on as long as possible. Each doubling scores points equal to the face value of the tile.
How to play GBox Doubling: Hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse across the playing field in the direction you want all the tiles to move or use the arrows on your keyboard Tiles of the same number that touch each other will merge into a single tile This tile will d
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