Sigil Seeker

Sigil Seeker gives you a board of tiles and a narrow row underneath it, and every tile you tap goes into that row and stays there. Three matching sigils vanish together; anything else just sits, taking up space you will want back later. The row has a limit, and reaching it ends the run then and there.

That limit is what makes this more than tapping. Sending a sigil down with no partner in sight is borrowing space against a match you hope turns up, and the clock counting towards zero means you cannot simply wait for a safe one. Clearing the board is the goal, but keeping the row breathing is what gets you there.

How to play

Tap a tile on the board to move it into the row along the bottom. Gather three of the same sigil there and they clear themselves, handing the space back. The row holds only so many, so a tile sent down on a guess costs you room you may need in a moment. Take the pairs you can already see first, work the board down towards the sigils buried underneath, and finish before the clock empties.

Controls

A mouse or touchpad is all this needs: click a tile to send it down into the row, and that single click is every input the game asks for. On a touchscreen, tap the tile instead.