This is a timed 40-stage Mahjong Tower game which both uses tiles of historical Chinese tower designs & has the stones arranged in towering stacks.

• Select two identical open tiles to pair them off.
• Clear the board of tiles before the timer runs out.
• Use the shuffle or hints buttons if you are stuck.

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How to Play

Pair off all of the stones before the timer reaches zero.

• Starting the Game
  • Select the Play button on the game’s welcome screen to begin play.
    • If it is your first time playing the game you will start on the first stage.
    • If you have played the game before you will be offered the options to continue your prior game or start a new game.
    • Levels are unlocked sequentially each time you beat a level.
    • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress including beat levels and level scores.
  • Near the Play button are buttons to read gameplay help advice, view your high scores, and play other games on our site.
  • The welcome screen has a language select dropdown in the lower left corner.
  • The lower right corner of the welcome screen has buttons for social sharing and game developer information.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • Select an open tile with your mouse left click button & then select an identical matching open tile to remove both from the game.
    • Tile matches must be identical.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Select an open tile on the screen by tapping it with a finger & then select an identical matching open tile to remove both from the game.
  • Controls & indicators
    • The left rail has the game’s controls.
      • At the top of the left column it shows your remaining level time, cumulative game score, and level number.
      • Under those data points are are 6 buttons to shuffle the remaining stones, take a hint, pause the game, switch to full screen mode, control game sound, and control game music.
    • You can flip the board layout horizontally using a button in the upper right corner.
      • Using that feature does not cost you points.
• Game Play
  • Open stones
    • A stone (or tile) is considered open if there is no tile directly on top of it & at least one of its left or right sides is open.
      • Only open tiles can be matched.
      • Tiles which are open turn red when selected & green when paired off.
      • The first tile of a pair which you select is shown in the upper right corner of the screen.
      • Tiles which are not open can’t be matched.
    • Identical tile matching
      • You can only match identical open tiles.
      • If you try to match tiles which are not identical it deselects the first tile.
    • When no matches remain the tiles are automatically shuffled.
      • Conversely, this means that if the tiles have not shuffled you know there is at least 1 open match remaining.
      • Open tiles have a yellow border on them when you have selected them.
        • If you chose the wrong tile then selecting any other non-matching tile will deselect the prior tile.
    • Some tiles from taller stacks can obscure part of tiles on shorter stacks. If you can’t find a match it might be because part of the tile is obfuscated.
      • Generally it is best to go for the widest rows and tallest columns first to open up the playing field, but the unlimited free shuffles makes that less important in this game.
  • Levels
    • This game has 40 levels with unique layouts & a custom time limit on each.
      • Levels tend to be arranged in tall stacks where most tiles are open, but the stacks can be 10 or more tiles deep.
    • Time limits
      • The time limit for first level is 5:20.
      • As you progress through the game time limits increase as the boards get more complex.
      • The second level offers 5:35, and so on.
    • Early levels tend to have around 40 tile pairs each, with later levels having more tiles.
    • You beat a level by removing all tiles from the playing field.
      • If there are multiple tiles remaining in a stack & no other tiles remain on the level then the level is also complete as shuffling can not display an open pair if the only remaining tiles are on top of each other.
  • Scoring
    • Your game score is cumulative across stages.
    • Each tile pair match you make is worth 200 points.
    • Each second you have remaining when you complete a level is worth 10 points.
    • Shuffling tiles costs 500 points.
    • Tile matching hints cost 300 points.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like Mahjong Solitaire tile matching games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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This is a variant of Mahjong Solitaire that’s flower-themed. Match all the flower tiles with their identical pairs to remove them from the towers. Clear the board of tiles before time runs out to win. Work on the tallest towers whenever you can so that they do not overshadow adjacent shorter stacks.

• Select identical pairs of stone to remove them.
• Clear all tiles from the board before the level timer runs out.
• Play through 40 levels.

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How to Play

Match pairs of identical tiles to remove them from the tower. Remove the entire tower before time runs out.

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select the play button to begin.
  • Select Help to learn the rules of the game.
  • Select High Scores to view the leaderboard.
  • Select the gear button on the bottom left to open the game’s options:
    • Use the music and speaker buttons to turn the game’s audio on and off.
    • Use the reset button to clear your game progress and start over.
  • Choose a language from the drop-down list on the bottom left corner.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • Left click on the tiles with your mouse to select them.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the tiles with your fingers to select them.
  • Controls and indicators
    • The game’s controls and indicators are all found on the right side of the screen. From the top, they are as follows:
      • Level number
      • Score
      • Timer
      • First row, left to right:
        • Hint button
        • Shuffle button
      • Second row, left to right:
        • Pause button
        • Enlarge button: Lets you switch between full-screen and windowed modes.
      • Third row, left to right:
        • Speaker button: Turns the game’s sound effects on and off
        • Music button: Turns the game’s music on and off
• Game Play
  • Level selection
    • Levels are unlocked sequentially.
      • Only the first one is playable at the start of the game.
      • Finish one level to unlock the next.
    • There are 40 levels in this game.
      • Your score for each level is shown right below its icon on the level selection screen.
      • You can replay all unlocked levels to improve your total score.
    • Level design
      • Each stage has a unique time limit and level design.
      • The first stage gives you 2:15 to complete it.
      • As you advance through the game level time limits increase.
        • For example, the fifth level gives you 2:55 to complete it & the thirteenth level gives you 3:27.
  • Basic rules
    • Match identical pairs of tiles to remove them from the tower.
    • You can only remove free tiles.
      • Free tiles don’t have another tile on top of them. They must also have one side (left or right) without an adjacent tile.
      • Free tiles have a lighter background color, whereas tiles that are not free have a grayed out background color.
      • Tiles that are not free can not be selected & tiles that are free turn red when selected & appear in the upper left corner of the game.
    • Clear out the entire board before the timer runs out.
      • Each level gives you more time to clear the tower.
      • If you fail to clear the entire board, you can try again or end the game.
      • If all remaining tiles on a level are inside of a single tower column then the level is considered beat as shuffling will not allow you to create any tile pairs.
        • Similarly, if no valid moves remain and a shuffle can not create valid moves because all tiles are stuck under a single tower position the level is also considered complete.
        • You can finish a level with many tiles on it quickly using the above method. That level will have a low tile-based score, but can earn many points from the remaining time on the clock.
  • Strategy
    • Some boards have a few tall towers and some more shallow stacks. In general it is typically best to play from the tallest tiles as frequently as you can to help open up the field & only use the shorter stacks as needed to help work down the larger stacks.
    • Larger stacks and overshadow adjacent smaller stacks, so not only should you work them down to help open up more plays across the level, but it also helps you get a better sight of nearby smaller stacks which they may tower over.
      • Sometimes a tall stack can not only make it hard to see a stack to the right, but it can also make the tap target smaller to nearly invisible. If this happens you can first tap another matching stone then try to match it off with the stone with a small hit area.
    • If there is a singular tall tower on a stage and you are able to make other pairs that do not pair with it early you may want to consider shuffling the tiles until you can get pair matches that let you work down the largest tower.
    • When you select a tile it is shown in the upper left corner of the screen until it is paired off.
  • Scoring
    • You receive 2 scores: A level score and a total game score.
      • The level score applies to the level you finish.
        • Each pair of tiles you remove is worth 100 points.
        • You also gain a bonus of 30 points for every second left on the timer when the level is completed.
      • Your total score is the sum of all the points you’ve earned from every level.
      • Replaying a level will only change your total score if your new level score is higher than your previous one.
    • You can save your total score on the leader board after the following:
      • You finish all the levels in the game.
      • You end the game after hitting the game over.
  • Assistance
    • Hints
      • Use the hint button to highlight any available pair of tiles.
      • Hints cost 150 points.
    • Shuffles
      • Use the shuffle button to change the arrangement of the tiles in the tower.
      • The game automatically shuffles the tiles with no penalty if you run out of moves.
      • A shuffle costs 500 points.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like Mahjong Solitaire games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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This is a Tower Mahjong Solitaire game themed after the weapons and armaments of feudal Japan. Clear the tall towers of blocks by matching pairs of identical blocks.

• Take out the higher towers first to make the shorter stacks easier to see.
• Use the hints and shuffle button to help you if you’re ever stuck.
• Play through 40 levels.

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How to Play

Select matching open stones to remove them from the board. Clear each stage before the level timer runs out.

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select Play to begin.
  • Select Help to learn the rules of the game.
  • Select High Scores to view the leaderboard.
  • Choose a language from the drop-down list on the bottom left corner.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click to select any of the cubes.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the cubes with your fingers to select them.
  • Controls and indicators
    • Left side, from the top:
      • Pause button
      • Enlarge button: Lets you switch between windowed and full-screen modes
      • Speaker button: Turns the game’s background sounds on and off
      • Music button: Turns the game’s music on and off
    • Right side, from the top:
      • Level number
      • Hint button
      • Shuffle button
      • Level timer
      • Cumulative game score
    • The game also shows a copy of the currently selected tile on the upper left corner of the screen.
• Game Play
  • Levels
    • Levels are unlocked sequentially.
      • You always start off with the first level playable.
      • Finish one level to unlock the next.
      • Each level has a different configuration and time limit.
    • Each time you reload the game, you have 2 options:
      • Start the game from the beginning. This will clear your previous score.
      • Pick up from the last level you unlocked.
    • You can’t go back and replay previously beat levels unless you start the game over at the first level.
  • Basic rules
    • Match pairs of identical free tiles to remove them from the tower.
    • You can only match free tiles.
      • These are tiles that have nothing on top of them and at least one side (left or right) without an adjacent tile.
      • The game helpfully highlights all the free tiles onscreen with a lighter color background.
      • Tiles which are not open have a darker background color.
    • When no open tile pairs remain the game automatically shuffles the remaining tiles.
      • Conversely this means if the tiles are not automatically shuffled there is at least one match remaining.
    • Clear the entire stack before the timer runs out.
      • If you fail to finish on time, it’s game over.
        • You can always start again.
        • If you’d rather not, you can end the game and save your score on the leaderboard.
      • The first level gives you 4 minutes and 32 seconds to bring down the tower.
      • Later levels give you more time to whittle down the towers. The second level gives you 5:35.
      • If all tiles which remain on the level are under a single tower the level is considered beat since a shuffle would not enable any other tile pairs to be made.
  • Tips
    • Whenever possible try to match the tiles from the higher towers first so that you whittle them down before all the smaller supporting stacks are gone.
    • Some tiles are obfuscated by neighboring tiles on taller stacks. If you click on the edge of a tile you can barely see part of you can see what the whole tile looks like in the upper left corner of the screen.
    • Many tall towers have overlapping runs of sequential tiles on them. Whenever possible pair tiles from a tall tower with another tall tower.
  • Scoring
    • Your score is cumulative across all the levels you play.
      • Each pair you remove is worth 200 points.
      • You get a bonus of 10 points for every second left on the level’s timer when the level is beat.
    • You can save your score on the leaderboard by meeting the following conditions:
      • You finish all the levels.
      • You end the game after a game over.
  • Assistance
    • Hints
      • Hints cost 300 points.
      • Hitting the hint button will reveal one of the valid pairs you can make.
      • The game will highlight these onscreen with a magenta outline.
    • Shuffles
      • Shuffles cost 500 points. The game gives you a free shuffle if no free tiles are available.
      • Shuffling changes the position of all the tiles in the tower.
      • In most mahjong solitaire games, we discourage using the shuffle button due to the game automatically shuffling for you when you’re out of moves. This is not the case in tower mahjong games. As we’ll explain in strategy, there are times when shuffling can work to your advantage.
• Strategy
  • Start from the taller towers first, then work your way down. Use the smaller towers to help whittle down the larger ones.
  • Larger stacks obscure your line of sight. Bringing them down makes the obscured stacks easier to see.
  • If the tallest tower doesn’t have anything for you to whittle down, it’s probably for the best to shuffle until you can get started.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like Mahjong Solitaire games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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This is a Tower Mahjong Solitaire game inspired by knights, castles, and heraldry. Dismantle the tower by clearing identical stones. Remove the entire tower before the time limit is up to win the level.

• Take out the tallest towers first.
• Earn extra points for finishing fast.
• Clear 40 levels.

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How to Play

Clear the tower by matching pairs of identical stones. Remove all the stones before the level timer runs out.

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select Play to begin.
  • Select Help to learn the rules of the game.
  • Select High Scores to view the leaderboard
  • Use the drop-down list on the bottom left corner of the screen to select a language for your game.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click on the stones to select them.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the stones with your fingers to select them.
  • Controls and indicators
    • Most of the game’s controls and indicators are shown on the right side. From the top, they are as follows:
      • Level number
      • Enlarge button: Lets you switch between windowed and full-screen modes
      • Arrow buttons: Lets you flip the stack.
      • Pause button
      • Hint Button
      • Shuffle button
      • Speaker button: Turns the game’s audio effects on and off
      • Music button: Turns the game’s music on and off
    • Two indicators occupy the bottom row:
      • Level timer (bottom left)
      • Cumulative game score (bottom right)
• Game Play
  • Levels
    • Levels are played sequentially:
      • You automatically start at the first level.
      • Finishing one level unlocks the next one.
      • If you ever end with a game over, you have 2 choices:
        • You can try again.
        • You can end it there. This allows you to save your score to the leaderboard.
    • There are 40 levels in this game.
    • Each time you reload the game, you have 2 options.
      • You can start a new playthrough. This erases your previous score.
      • You can continue in the last level you’ve unlocked. This loads the score you’ve earned from the latest level you cleared.
  • Basic rules
    • Match pairs of identical stones to clear them from the field.
      • To make a pair, select one stone, then select another identical one.
      • The game removes the matching pairs automatically.
    • You can only pair free stones.
      • A free stone has no stone on top of it and one side (left or right) with no adjacent stone.
      • The game helpfully highlights all the free stones.
      • If you run out of possible pairs of stones, the game will automatically reshuffle the stack for you with no penalty.
    • Clear the entire stack before the timer runs out to win the level.
      • The first level has 5 minutes on the clock.
      • Later levels, which have more stones, have longer time limits.
  • Scoring
    • Your score is cumulative across every level you play.
      • Each pair of stones you remove is worth 200 points.
      • You also receive 10 points for every second left on the clock.
    • You can save your score on the leaderboard by meeting the following conditions:
      • You win all 40 levels.
      • You stop playing after a game over.
  • Assistance
    • You can use shuffles and hints to help you out throughout the game.
      • Shuffles will rearrange all the stones in the stack.
      • Hints will highlight a valid pair of stones in the stack.
    • Shuffles and hits cost points. Use them wisely.
      • Each hint costs 300 points.
      • Each shuffle costs 500 points.
  • Tips
    • Start tall.
      • Clearing the tallest of the towers first will help you open up new tiles to clear the rest of the stack. Use the lower tiles to help dismantle the tallest tower first.
      • Clearing the tower also ensures that you get better visibility.
    • Use the arrows on the top left to move the tower from side to side. This’ll help you find matching tiles.
    • Don’t hesitate to shuffle a few times to help clear the main tower.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like Tower Mahjong Solitaire games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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