This is a Mahjong Solitaire puzzle game with a number of fun options. The game comes with 4 different board layouts and 3 different tile types.
Select a tile then select a matching tile to remove both from the playing field.
Tiles must not have any tiles on top of them and must have a free edge to be able to remove them from the playing field.
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Play Mahjong Solitaire Game Online
Children and parents can play this simple mahjong tile game by clicking in the window below.
Alternatively kids and adults can play this online tile matching game for free as a web application here.
Online Mahjong Solitaire Game for Kids Game Play Instructions
How to Play
Select matching tiles and repeat the process until you can no longer make any pairs or the playing field has been cleared.
Starting the Game
When you load this page a game automatically starts along with a game timer. The game does not have a pause button, so if you are playing for time you can restart the game when you configure it using the options you wish to use.
Game Options
On the right side of the playing field there is an options button. When you click it an options menu overlay appears at the center of the screen. You can click on one of four map types and select on of three styles then click close.
Left click on a tile to select it. If you are able to select a tile it will appear blue.
Click on another matching tile which is selectable to remove them from the playing field.
Touchscreen
Use your finger like a mouse..
The right side of the game offers a variety of features.
It first tells you how many remaining pairs there are on the current board which you can select.
Next it shows how long the current game has lasted.
Underneath this there are 4 buttons:
New game – starts a new game
Shuffle – shuffles the existing tile placements without starting the game over (e.g. the same tile positions will have tiles but which tiles are located where changes)
Undo – undo your most recent move (this does not undo shuffles but can restore prior pieces you removed & you can repeatedly click it to undo multiple steps)
Options – select the board configuration and piece type
Strategy
In most cases it makes sense to start with the highest pieces & work your way down.
You generally want to remove whatever pieces help expose the maximum number of pieces under them & limit how many layers of depth remain.
If you play the heart board configuration it is typically better to try to remove the pieces from the center heart faster than the pieces near the outer bottom edges as those isolated bottom edge pieces are easier to remove.
This game allows you to select pieces on the left or right column of layer, but does not allow you to select tiles from the middle of a row if there are tiles on either side of it.
This means you generally can not in most cases select two consecutive tiles across a single row to match as a pair unless those tiles are on different elevations.
If there are pieces you can remove and you are selecting between choosing a top or bottom edge of a column and a piece in the middle of a column it is usually better to pick the pieces off the top and bottom edges first.
Target Audience
This game is wildly popular in China with Chinese scholar & essayist Hu Shi complaining that the game had become China’s “national pastime” back in 1927.
This online game is a relaxing single player game, though the game is often played competitively offline between players & in that competitive context that version of the game is similar to gin rummy.
The game is fun for all age groups from young child to an elderly person keeping their mind active and everyone else in between. 🙂
The timer allows players to create a game within a game if they are trying to beat their best time, while there being no time limit means the game can be fun even for those looking for a relaxing break.
Offering 3 different tile types in 4 different board configurations means the game can look aesthetically pleasing and be enjoyable to just about anyone.
The game offers a convenient undo button which allows you to backtrack and undo any mistakes.
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Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support
This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.
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This is a tile matching game with little similarity to four-player mahjong. The idea is to clear out the pile of mahjong blocks, set in a pattern, by pairing them. Only a few blocks are “free” (removable) at any given time. To free more blocks, you must remove the blocks next to them. As you progress, you reveal other blocks. Keep playing until you clear the pile or run out of valid moves.
Find all the pairs in the appropriate sequence until the pile disappears. In this version of this game, you can reshuffle the tiles if you run out of moves. Keep reshuffling until you win, albeit with a time penalty. If you prefer not to, you can instead press undo. Unlike other versions, this game does not have a button for hints.
The game comes with blocks in different themed designs. One of them resembles the classic mahjong flower theme.
This is a tile matching game with little similarity to four-player mahjong. The idea is to clear out the pile of mahjong blocks, set in a pattern, by pairing them. Only a few blocks are “free” (removable) at any given time. To free more blocks, you must remove the blocks next to them. As you progress, you reveal other blocks. Keep playing until you clear the pile or run out of valid moves.
Find all the pairs in the appropriate sequence until the pile disappears. In this version of this game, you can reshuffle the tiles if you run out of moves. Keep reshuffling until you win, albeit with a time penalty. If you prefer not to, you can instead press undo. Unlike other versions, this game does not have a button for hints.
The game comes with blocks in different themed designs. One of them resembles the classic mahjong flower theme.