The pyramid puzzle in Brawl Stars — the sliding-tile mural from the Escape from Pyramid event — is a classic 15-puzzle wearing Egyptian robes: fifteen stone tiles, one gap, and a carved hourglass emblem that refuses to line up. The catch that sends everyone to a solver: the tiles are all the same dusty pink, so seeing which piece goes where is half the battle.
How to use this solver
- Take a screenshot of your scrambled pyramid board in the game.
- Press 📷 Scan a screenshot above and pick it. Crop roughly to the board if you can — it helps.
- That's it. This page already knows what the finished pyramid looks like, so there is no second upload: the solver matches each of your tiles to its home, fills the grid, and Solve walks you through the moves one at a time — press Next after each slide you make in the game.
If a tile lands somewhere that looks wrong, tap the cell and correct the number — the grid is editable — then press Solve again.
Everything happens in your browser: your screenshot is never sent to any server.
Why the pyramid puzzle is hard
Sliding puzzles with pictures are harder than numbered ones for a simple reason: numbers tell you the goal, pictures make you deduce it. The pyramid mural is a particularly mean example — large flat areas of near-identical stone texture mean that even when you know the technique, you spend most of the time squinting at corners of tiles. Matching tiles to their homes is exactly the part this page automates.
Once the tiles are identified, the solving itself follows the same method as any 15-puzzle: top row first, then left column, recurse. If you would rather learn the technique than read out moves, that guide covers it in full.
More puzzle-in-a-game guides
Games love hiding sliding puzzles in quests — and they are all the same puzzle underneath. We keep guides for the Palia Silverwing mural and Inscryption's cabin and Botopia puzzles, and the general solver handles numbered boards and custom pictures from any game.
This is an unofficial fan-made tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or specifically approved by Supercell, and Supercell is not responsible for it. Brawl Stars and Escape from Pyramid are trademarks of Supercell. For more information see Supercell's Fan Content Policy.