Mahjong

In Spielaro Mahjong, remove pairs of matching tiles until the board is empty. This is Mahjong Solitaire for one player. You do not need opponents or complicated scoring rules.

When is a tile free?

A tile is playable when no other tile covers it and at least one of its two sides is open: left or right. Space above or below is not enough. Tap one free tile, then a second tile with the same design.

You cannot remove a blocked tile, even if its matching partner is visible. Look closely at the upper layers and outer edges. If you click a blocked tile, the game explains why it is not yet available.

How this version works

The board contains 92 tiles, or 46 pairs, across four layers. The same design can appear more than twice. That matters when planning: removing the first matching pair you see is not always the best next move.

Everyone starts with the same arrangement in the daily game. Free play gives you new distributions. The shape of the board stays the same, while the designs are reassigned. “Restart” resets the game.

Available helpers

• “Hint” highlights a pair you can currently remove. It shows a possible move, not a complete solution.
• “Undo” returns a removed pair to the board.
• “Shuffle” rearranges the designs on the remaining tiles, changing the current puzzle.

When no pairs are free, you can shuffle or undo an earlier move. The timer starts with your first selection. An unfinished game is currently not saved for a later visit.

Tips without time pressure

Before removing a pair, compare which tiles it will uncover. Tall stacks and long rows can block access to many other tiles. If four matching tiles are free, consider all the possible pairings.

The generator tries to assign designs along a complete clearing sequence. Your later choices can still leave the board without a free matching pair. This does not imply a fixed probability of winning.

For more matching and planning, try Solitaire. For a number puzzle with a unique solution, choose Sudoku. See every option in the game catalogue.