

TileGuesser
Markus Tohn · 2025 · Casual, Education, Tabletop, Trivia, Puzzle
PC
3 user reviews67% · 3
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About TileGuesser
In this entertaining party game, the goal is to guess images. The pictures are hidden by tiles that are uncovered at random. The challenge is to recognize the images with as few revealed tiles as possible. What exactly has to be guessed – places, movies, or car brands – is completely up to you. All you need is a folder with images whose file names contain the solution. The game is best enjoyed together with friends or family on a big screen!You can also collect status effects hidden in certain tiles. These either give the finder an advantage for their next image or hinder their opponents. For example, the “Finger of God” effect allows you to use the arrow keys on the next image to decide which tiles to reveal, while the “Chaos” effect scrambles the image into segments that are randomly shuffled and rotated.A game master is responsible for the controls. They reveal tiles one by one or – once a player has given their answer – uncover the entire image and record whether the answer was correct. The winner is the player or team who has guessed the most images correctly while revealing the fewest tiles.The required folders can either be created by yourself or downloaded from the Steam Workshop, where users share their content. The game itself does not include any images.Have fun guessing and strategizing together!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the game's humor and find it enjoyable overall, but note that the control scheme has issues—specifically, some recommended key bindings like arrow keys don't work reliably across different systems. The game shows promise but needs better testing to ensure all documented controls function properly during actual gameplay.
funny Folders, very enjoyable :D1 found this helpful
The instructions are not necessarily accurate for every computer. For example, trying to use the arrow keys to switch between tiles, as suggested in the key bindings instructions, was not working. It has the potential to be a great game, just needs to ensure that all the recommended keys work during the game.
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