2048 is a solitary player sliding square riddle game planned by Italian web engineer Gabriele Cirulli. The goal of the game is to slide numbered tiles on a matrix to join them to make a tile with the number 2048; be that as it may, one can keep on playing the game in the wake of arriving at the objective, making tiles with bigger numbers. 2048 Cupcakes Game

2048 is played on a dim 4×4 matrix, with numbered tiles that slide when a player moves them utilizing the four bolt keys. Each turn, another tile will arbitrarily show up in an unfilled spot on the board with an estimation of either 2 or 4. Tiles slide beyond what many would consider possible the picked way until they are halted by either another tile or the edge of the network. On the off chance that two tiles of a similar number impact while moving, they will converge into a tile with the all out estimation of the two tiles that collided.[8][9] The subsequent tile can't converge with another tile again in a similar move. Higher-scoring tiles emanate a delicate gleam.

he match is dominated when a tile with an estimation of 2048 shows up on the board, consequently the situation. In the wake of arriving at the 2048 tile, players can keep on playing (past the 2048 tile) to arrive at higher scores. At the point when the player has no lawful moves (there are no vacant spaces and no adjoining tiles with a similar worth), the game closures.

he straightforward ongoing interaction mechanics (only four bearings) permitted it to be utilized in a promotion video for the Myo motion control armband,[14] and the accessibility of the code underneath permitted it to be utilized as a showing help for programming;[15] the second-place victor of a coding challenge at Matlab Central Exchange was an AI framework that would play 2048 all alone.