Traditional tile-matching puzzle game
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A satisfying visual puzzle with a calm pace — better suited to players who want a meditative session than those seeking strategic depth. The tile-art aesthetic sets it apart from abstract number puzzles.
A tile must have no tiles sitting on top of it AND at least one completely free side — either the left edge or the right edge must be open with no adjacent tile blocking it.
No. Mahjong Solitaire (also called Shanghai) is a single-player matching puzzle invented in 1981. Traditional Mahjong is a four-player draw-and-discard tile game originating in China — they share tile sets but have completely different rules.
No. Some deals are unwinnable because the tile order makes it impossible to always have matching pairs available. Reputable sites offer a 'New Game' option that resets the tile order, or allow you to replay the same solvable deal.