Basic Guide for 2048

  The puzzle game 2048 looks simple but it's difficult for you to get the score 2048.Here,9game shares a basic instruction and tips to help us play better in 2048.
  1.Know the rules. You probably already know how 2048 works, but just in case, here are the basics. Note that this is how the official game works, but there are many parodies, imitations, and even predecessors, many of which have different mechanics.

• Swipe the screen up, down, left, or right to move all number tiles in that direction. Each tile moves in that direction until it hits the wall or another tile. (Use your arrow keys in the computer version.)
• Each time you make a move, a new 2 or 4 tile appears in a random location.
  

  2.Try to get to 2048. When a move causes two tiles of the same number to hit each other, they merge into one tile with a value equal to the sum of the two tiles. For instance, two 2 tiles combine into a 4. The goal is to create a tile with a value of 2048.

  3.Focus on a corner. A common strategy among players is to build up a high number in one corner. It doesn't matter what corner you pick, but once you pick, stick with it.

• This tactic works best when the corner is part of a row you keep permanently filled. This lets you move the tiles left to right without dislodging your high-value tile.

  4.Pause and look ahead. It's easy to get sucked into the game and make moves as quickly as possible. If you want a better shot at winning, fight this impulse and only make a move when you're ready. Look ahead and try to imagine how the board will look after you make the next move, or at least what will happen to a few important tiles.

  5.Take opportunities to merge multiple tiles. If you see a long row of similar tiles, it's usually a good idea to combine them all and give yourself more room on the board.

  6.Try alternate tapping up and right. One basic approach is to alternate tapping up and right until no squares are moving. Tap left when this happens, then go back to alternating up and right. This won't guarantee you a win - in fact, it usually won't get you there. However, it can get you a fairly high score, and it's a quick way to try and beat your previous record.