Porcelain Wing combines classic pair matching with a limited move budget. Reveal hidden symbols, remember their positions and clear the board before your remaining moves reach zero.
Reveal two tiles and compare their symbols. Matching pieces remain visible, while different symbols are concealed again. Because each reveal consumes part of your move allowance, remembering previous positions becomes the key to clearing the grid efficiently.
Before revealing anything, note the size of the board and how many moves remain available.
Select any hidden tile and remember both the symbol and its exact position.
Reveal another tile. A correct match stays open; an incorrect pair returns to the hidden state.
Continue matching until every pair is exposed before your move allowance reaches zero.
Porcelain Wing gives you time to think. You can study the board for as long as necessary, but unnecessary reveals still consume the resource that determines whether the level can be completed.
The number of moves depends on the level and grid size. Easier boards provide a more generous allowance, while later challenges become tighter.
Yes. The game is designed to work without requiring an active internet connection.
No. The only gameplay limit described here is the move counter, so you can take as long as needed to consider each reveal.
Reveal carefully, protect your remaining moves and clear the final pair with as little wasted information as possible.