Mahjong,
free the pairs.
Clear the whole layout two tiles at a time — a tile is free when nothing rests on it and at least one side is open.
- Tiles left
- 0
- Free pairs
- 0
- Solved
- 0
Tap a free tile · then tap its matching twin
How Mahjong works,
in short.
- Step 01E
Know when a tile is free.
A tile is free when nothing rests on top of it and at least one side — left or right — is open. A tile with a neighbour on both sides, or another tile stacked over it, is pinned until you clear what blocks it.
- Step 02
Tap a free tile, then its matching twin.
Tap a free tile to lift it, then tap its matching twin to clear the pair. A match is an exact same face — Bamboo 3 only pairs with another Bamboo 3, never with Bamboo 4. Tap a different free tile to move your pick; tap a pinned tile and it just nudges.
- Step 03
Plan your peel.
Every deal can be finished, but the order matters — clearing one pair frees the tiles it was holding down. If you run out of free matches, undo a pair (you have unlimited undo) or deal a new board and try a different path.