A tile-based game is a type of game where players use tiles, usually flat, square or rectangular pieces, to build a board or map during gameplay. These tiles often have different colors, patterns, or symbols, and players place them strategically to achieve objectives, such as creating patterns, scoring points, or controlling areas. Popular examples of tile-based games include Scrabble, where players form words with lettered tiles, and Carcassonne, where players place tiles to build cities, roads, and fields. Tile-based games often involve both luck and strategy, requiring players to think ahead and plan their moves.

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