"2048" is a widely popular single-player sliding block puzzle game. It's easy to learn but presents a significant challenge as you play. This guide provides an overview of the game's mechanics and objectives.

• Grid Layout: The game is played on a 4x4 grid.

• Starting Tiles: The game begins with two numbered tiles, typically 2s or occasionally a 4.

1. Moving Tiles: Players can slide tiles in any of the four directions (up, down, left, right) using the arrow keys or WASD.

2. Combining Tiles: When two tiles with the same number touch due to a move, they merge into a single tile. The value of the new tile is the sum of the two original tiles (e.g., two 2s combine to form a 4).

3. Objective: The primary goal is to create a tile with the number 2048, though you can continue to play to achieve higher scores.

4. Scoring: Points are scored by combining tiles, with the score equal to the value of the new tile.

• The game ends when the grid is full, and no further moves or combinations are possible.

• As the game progresses, it becomes more challenging to manage the grid and combine tiles effectively.

Enjoy playing "2048" and challenge yourself to reach the highest score possible!