Welcome to the website of T-Kara Puzzles.

T-Kara puzzles is a puzzle game created by Mexond. 

T-Kara is available on multiple platforms, such as Windows 8 (Windows store), Windows Phone, iPhone, iPad and Xbox360.

Find a link to each store by clicking on the download buttons to the right.

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This game will take you far out in space, to a planet called T-KARA. On T-KARA you’ll find an ancient stone grid, where two different puzzle games can be played.

SCORE PUZZLES
The goal is to create one line combos of at least four blocks of the same color. When moving a block you will be moving entire rows or columns and automatically affect the rest of the grid. You can either use this to your advantage, giving you the chance for bigger combos, or you can simply go with the flow! A fun variation to the classical match 3 games.

As you reach higher levels, obstacles, such as locks or pattern boxes, will appear. Some of these obstacles might be a bit tricky to get rid of, but in order to survive, you’re will have to!

Score puzzles comes in three varieties: Direct hit, Time Attack and Limited Moves. Each variety has its own rules. Try them all to see which one suits you the best!

PICTURE PUZZLE
In this part you’ll find multiple picture puzzles with different levels of difficulty. Move the blocks around to get them in the right position. Try to create the right image by using as few moves as possible.

When leaving a game mode, it will pause, giving you the option to continue at another time.

FEATURES
- Online Challenges
- Global Highscores
- Achievements
- Play in Landscape or Portrait view (Not iPhone and Windows Phone) 

Touch Reviews  writes:

Rating: 3,5 / 5

T-Kara Challenges Puzzle Game Fans
"As more and more puzzle games flood into the App Store a game needs to have something different if it’s going to stand out and that is what T-Kara developed by Mexond is offering, and not only that it’s offering two for the price of one.

The game is played on a 8 x 9 grid and in both modes the movement of the pieces is done by sliding entire rows or columns back and fourth either vertically or horizontally and while this premise is easy the puzzles are not.

The first mode is Time Attack, a Bejeweled style game where aligning four or more matching shapes will make them disappear.   You’re up against the clock though and you need to reach a certain score to open up the next level and new pieces.  Each level also brings new challenges where certain new pieces can only be cleared in certain ways.  These lock patterns certainly raise the difficulty level but certainly make it more of an enjoyable challenge too.

Puzzle mode takes away the timer and makes for a more relaxing game.  While the controls and movement of the pieces remain the same the task now is to move the pieces so that they match a predefined pattern.  The difficulty level racks up pretty quickly here but thanks to the the lack of a timer your able to take your time to complete the 12 puzzles.

The game graphics and menus look sleek and navigation is via unique system of side panels around the edges of the screen, this can be a little confusing to begin with but after a few minutes you’ll be navigating around the app with no troubles at all. While the music is your standard puzzle style background music it certainly doesn’t irritate and the sound effects fit in well."