Free tile match game
Subway Surfers Blast is a free tile puzzle game where you explore different areas and spend time matching tiles to complete levels. Much like Tile Master - Classic Triple Match Puzzle Game, Block Puzzle Jewel and Candy Crush Saga, stages become progressively more challenging over time. Also, you’ll unlock power-ups that can blast several tiles at once for bonus points.
When you’re not blasting tiles, you can head to your personal hangout that you decorate with items you’ve unlocked. You’ll also find new levels to play in, meet new people and discover new mechanics. Levels won’t always be that easy to complete, which means replaying them several times.
You may recognise the brand name from a popular running game. However, Subway Surfers Blast takes you to a new genre where you match tiles until none are left, and you complete the level. The more you match, the higher the points and the more items you unlock at a later stage. The different colours are helpful in instantly recognising which tiles to align.
Match tiles
Use boosters
You can match different combinations of tile shapes to unlock specific boosters. With these in hand, you’ll have an easier time clearing the board. The trick is to look out for these opportunities so that you can obtain as many types of boosters as possible.
Decorate your hangout
You have a personal hangout where you can use items you unlock to decorate your room. As you explore other areas, you’ll obtain new and unique objects along the way. It’s a fun way to play the game while also showing you’re friends what you’ve achieved so far.
A fun puzzle game
Subway Surfers Blast is yet another tile-matching game but with a unique spin that aligns with the brand. You’ll notice similar characters from the running game, albeit in a new environment.
The boosters are also unique, but you’ll use them to blast several tiles at once, as usual. The goal is to clear boards as quickly as possible, score points so you can buy items, and then decorate your hangout in a fun, exciting way.
