Need a hand?

Swipe in any direction to move Moko one tile. Keep dragging to keep moving. Walk into a block to push it. Fill every ochre star with a block to solve the level.

Each world adds one new idea. Its first level or two show the idea on its own, then the rest mix it with everything you already know.

Tap Hint. It looks at the board exactly as it is and shows your next move. If there's no way forward from where you are, it says so, and you can Undo back to a better place.

Undo works on every move, including a restart, so nothing you try is ever lost.

Par is the fewest moves a level can be solved in. Every par is found by a solver that plays each level before you do, so if you finish over par, a shorter solution really exists. Finishing over par still counts.

Yes, for example by pushing a block into a corner or using up a block on the wrong hole. That's part of the puzzle. Undo or restart and you're back. Every level itself can always be solved.

Tap the gear button, on the home screen or during a level, to open Settings. Then switch off Sound or Haptics.

On your device only. There's no account and no cloud sync, so there's nothing to sign in to. Deleting the app deletes your progress.

Open Settings with the gear button and tap Reset progress, then tap again to confirm. This erases every solved level and can't be undone.

Moko is supported by ads from Google AdMob. A full-screen ad can appear when you tap Next after a level, never in the middle of one, never in the first world, and at most once every few levels.

You can also choose to watch a short video to earn more hints. That's always optional.

If you're in the European Economic Area, the UK or Switzerland, Moko asks for your consent before showing ads. You can change your answer at any time in Settings → Privacy choices.

On iPhone and iPad, Moko asks whether ads may use your device's advertising identifier. You can change this in the iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking. On Android, you can reset or delete your advertising ID in your device's Google settings under Ads.

The full details are in the privacy policy.