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Stray Kids 2048

Merge SKZ eras from the 2018 debut to Karma.

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Play Stray Kids 2048 online

Stray Kids 2048 is the classic number puzzle built around the JYP group’s releases. Slide every tile with a swipe or the arrow keys, and merge two matching tiles to step into their next era. The goal is Karma, their 2025 studio album. You can play free in your browser on a phone or computer, with no download.

Stray Kids debuted in March 2018 with the EP I Am Not. The group produces much of its own music through the in-house unit 3Racha. Since Oddinary in 2022, their releases have kept debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 in the United States, and Karma became their seventh chart-topper in 2025.

The 11 Stray Kids tiles

The ladder runs in release order. It starts with I Am Not, the 2018 debut EP, and Clé 1: Miroh in 2019. Go Live was their first full album in 2020, with the lead single “God’s Menu”, and Noeasy followed in 2021 with “Thunderous”. Oddinary, the 2022 EP with “Maniac”, gave them their first Billboard 200 number one, and Maxident, 5-Star, Rock-Star, Ate and the mixtape Hop all topped it as well. Karma, released in August 2025 with the lead single “Ceremony”, takes the 2048 tile as their seventh number one album in the United States.

  1. 2
    I Am NotTile 2 · 2018 debut
  2. 4
    MirohTile 4 · 2019
  3. 8
    Go LiveTile 8 · 2020
  4. 16
    NoeasyTile 16 · 2021
  5. 32
    OddinaryTile 32 · 2022
  6. 64
    MaxidentTile 64 · 2022
  7. 128
    5-StarTile 128 · 2023
  8. 256
    Rock-StarTile 256 · 2023
  9. 512
    AteTile 512 · 2024
  10. 1024
    HopTile 1024 · 2024
  11. 2048
    KarmaTile 2048 · 2025

Tile photos by Wikimedia Commons contributors, used under free licences. See the photo credits.

Guide

How to play Stray Kids 2048

Step 1 · Move

Slide every tile at once

Use your arrow keys ( ← ↑ ↓ → ) or W A S D to move the tiles.

All tiles slide as far as they can in that direction, and a new I Am Not tile appears after every move.

Step 2 · Swipe

Play on your phone

On a phone or tablet, swipe anywhere on the board to move the tiles.

Your game is saved in your browser, so you can pick it up later on the same device.

Step 3 · Merge

Match two to unlock the next

When two tiles with the same picture touch, they merge into one.

Two I Am Not tiles make Miroh, and every merge adds the new tile’s value to your score.

Step 4 · Goal

Reach the final tile

The goal is to build the 2048 tile: Karma.

You can keep playing after you reach it and chase an even higher score.

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Tile 2048Karma

Tips to win Stray Kids 2048

  1. Choose a corner and keep your highest tile there. With Hop anchored in the corner, a second Hop beside it is all you need for Karma.
  2. Line up a row that steps down from the corner: Ate, Rock-Star, 5-Star, Maxident. Merges then move along the row like a choreographed formation change.
  3. Do not swipe in all four directions. Stay with three, and merge small tiles like I Am Not and Miroh early so you never need to move your corner tile.

Stray Kids 2048 FAQ

What is the final tile in Stray Kids 2048?

The final tile is Karma, the Stray Kids album released on August 22, 2025, led by the single “Ceremony”. It became their seventh number one on the Billboard 200, so it caps a ladder that starts with their 2018 debut.

What order do the Stray Kids tiles go in?

I Am Not, Miroh, Go Live, Noeasy, Oddinary, Maxident, 5-Star, Rock-Star, Ate, Hop and Karma. They follow the group’s release dates, so each merge moves you forward in time.

Can I play Stray Kids 2048 on my phone?

Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. Swipe on a touch screen, or use the arrow keys on a keyboard. There is no app to install.

Which Stray Kids album was their first Billboard 200 number one?

Oddinary, released in March 2022 with the lead single “Maniac”, was their first number one on the Billboard 200. Every tile from Oddinary up to Karma topped that chart, which is seven in a row.

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