2048 Pantone: Color Matching Puzzle

Combine Pantone color tiles in this visually stunning puzzle game. Merge matching colors to progress through the Pantone spectrum in this unique twist on 2048.

How to Play

Basic Rules

1. Use arrow keys (desktop) or swipe (mobile) to move tiles
2. Matching color tiles merge into the next Pantone shade
3. New color tile appears after each move
4. Game ends when board fills with no possible merges

Controls

• Desktop: Arrow keys (↑, ↓, ←, →)
• Mobile: Swipe in desired direction
• Undo: Ctrl+Z (desktop) or shake device (mobile)

Color Progression

1. Pantone Yellow
2. Pantone Orange
3. Pantone Red
4. Pantone Purple
5. Pantone Blue
6. Pantone Green
7. Pantone Black
8. Pantone White

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Start matching colors now and see how far you can progress in the Pantone spectrum!