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About Hyper2048: Number Puzzle Game

Hyper2048 is the 2048 number puzzle on a warm cedar board. Slide the tiles, merge matching numbers and keep going until the 2048 tile appears, then on to 4096 and beyond.

Three ways to play
- Classic: the 4x4 game, until the board fills up
- Time Attack: three minutes on the clock, the highest score wins
- Zen: no game over, the board opens up again whenever you get stuck

A road of eight worlds
From the Bamboo Grove to the Sky Gate, eight stops each: a tile to reach, a score, a count of merges. Clear a stop for up to three stars and the next one opens. A run that misses costs nothing: no lives, no waiting.

Two boards, three speeds
The classic 4x4 grid or the roomier 5x5. Easy spawns more fours for a quick climb, Normal is the original 2048 rate, Hard deals mostly twos for a long, careful game.

Eleven looks
Sandy Wood, Midnight, Solarized Paper, Nord Arctic, Chalkboard, Blueprint, Wa no Iro, Gruvbox Warm, Neon, Forest and Pastel. Preview each one live on a board before you pick it.

Calm by design
Bamboo taps for every slide, a kalimba for every merge, a singing bowl when the big tiles land, and quiet music under it all. Nothing startles.

Also
- A daily challenge with a fresh goal every day
- Google Play Games achievements and leaderboards
- Plays offline: on a plane, underground, anywhere
- No ads
- In English, German, Greek, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese and Portuguese

Built by Hyper Hollow Games.

What’s new

Version 1.21 · Updated October 14, 2026

The journey starts where new players are: the Bamboo Grove is now the 128 world, with gentler scores on the way, and each world after it asks for the next tile up. The "Protect score and continue" button is gone: a game over is a game over.