Mahjong - Tiles matching game

It is the easiest to play Mahjong Solitaire Game with intuitive designs.

How To Play

- Find and match pairs of identical Mahjong tiles.

- Remove all tiles to complete a board.

- Simple and addicting!

Features

- Over 1200 boards.

- Free hints.

- Free shuffle.

- Free themes.

- Daily challenge.

Special Features

Cultural and Historical Value:

Mahjong originated in China and has a long history and profound cultural heritage. It is not only an entertainment game, but also reflects the wisdom and strategy of ancient China.

Mahjong's card design and game rules contain rich cultural elements. For example, card patterns such as "Wan, Tiao, and Tong" are closely related to the ancient economy and life.

Strategy and Sociability:

Mahjong is a highly strategic game. Players need to adjust their playing style according to the cards in their hands and the opponent's card-playing strategy.

It is also a social game suitable for multi-player participation, which can enhance the interaction and communication between players.

Diversity and Variations:

Mahjong has many variations, such as Chinese Mahjong, Japanese Mahjong, Sichuan Mahjong, etc. Each variation has its own unique rules and gameplay.

For example, Japanese Mahjong emphasizes special rules such as "Richi" and "Treasure Cards", which increases the strategy and fun of the game.

Global Influence:

Mahjong is not only popular in China, but also popular around the world, becoming a cross-cultural entertainment method.

In 2017, the International Mind Sports Federation announced that Mahjong has officially become a world mind sport.

Game Rules

Basic Rules:

Mahjong is usually played by four people, using 136 cards (including Wan, Tiao, Tong, Feng, Jian, etc.).

Players use operations such as drawing cards, playing cards, touching cards, and bar cards to finally form a specific card combination to win the game.

Winning Conditions:

Players need to meet certain card combinations, such as Shunzi (three consecutive cards of the same suit), Kezi (three identical cards), etc.

Different Mahjong variants have different winning conditions. For example, Sichuan Mahjong requires players to be short of one gate (that is, they cannot have cards of three suits at the same time).

Special Rules:

Riichi: In Japanese Mahjong, players can declare Riichi after meeting certain conditions, increasing the possibility of winning and the score.

Treasure Cards: Treasure cards that are randomly turned over during the game can increase the score.

One Shot, Multiple Bangs: In some variants, a card can be won by multiple players at the same time.

Scoring system:

Mahjong's scoring system is complex and varied, and different combinations of cards and special rules will affect the final score.

For example, the "Yakuman" card type in Japanese Mahjong can bring high scores.