Make 10
Clear tiles that add up to ten
Drag a box around neighbouring tiles that sum to exactly 10 and watch them vanish. Beat the clock, clear the board, play free in your browser.
What is Make 10?
Make 10 fills the screen with a grid of numbers from 1 to 9 and starts a 2:30 timer. Drag a rectangle around any neighbouring tiles whose values add up to exactly ten and they clear away, one point per tile. If no ten is left, the board is dealt again. The clock only runs down, and the run ends when it hits zero or the moment you clear every tile. One rule, learned in a single swipe — the hard part is spotting the tens before the bar runs out. The board is ten tiles wide and sixteen tall, so there are 160 numbers to work through, and clearing one box often opens a longer reach across the gap it leaves. Each run opens with a hand that points out a box adding up to ten for your first three clears; after that you are on your own.
How to play Make 10
Find a ten
Look for neighbouring tiles whose numbers add up to exactly 10 — two tiles, three, or a whole block.
Drag a box around them
Press and drag to draw a rectangle over those tiles. Release and they clear away.
Beat the clock
You have 2 minutes 30 seconds. Each tile you clear is one point, and the bar only drains. Clear every tile and you win on the spot.
Use the gaps
Cleared tiles leave empty cells. A box can stretch across an empty cell, so tiles that were far apart can still make a ten together.
How it runs
- Runs entirely in your browser, with nothing to install.
- No account, no coin wallet, no purchases — just the game.
- Your best score is kept on this device by the browser.
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Make 10 in action


Good to know
Is Make 10 free to play?
Yes. It runs in your browser, with no download and no sign-up.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The board is built for a portrait screen, so dragging with a thumb works the same as with a mouse.
How big is the Make 10 board?
Ten columns by sixteen rows: 160 numbered tiles. Each cleared tile scores one point, so a perfect clear is 160.
Can a box include empty cells?
Yes. Only the numbers inside the box count toward ten, so once a few tiles are gone you can reach across the gaps.
Is there a hint button in Make 10?
No. Each run starts with a hand that points out a box adding up to ten, for your first three clears. After that you find the tens yourself.
Which tiles should I clear first?
Big pairs like 9 and 1 or 8 and 2 are easy to spot but hard to replace. Clearing small groups such as 1, 2, 3 and 4 early leaves the big numbers more partners later on.
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