About the game
Mahjong Classic is a solitaire puzzle about choosing which matching pair to remove next. The board opens up as tiles disappear, so each pair can expose useful symbols or leave fewer options. The supplied game information lists layouts including Turtle, Fort, Crab, Spider, Cat and Dragon, with a generation algorithm that gives each starting layout a solution. A solvable start still requires a careful sequence of moves.
How to play
- Inspect the board and find tiles that are available for selection.
- Select two available tiles with the same symbol to remove them; flowers pair with flowers and seasons with seasons.
- Continue removing pairs to uncover more tiles and clear the entire board.
- If needed, use Undo to return the last pair, Hint to show a pair, or Spotlight to find selectable tiles. No available pairs means a loss.
Practical tips
- Before removing a pair, look at which tiles it will uncover.
- When several identical tiles are available, compare the blocked tiles beneath them.
- Use Hint or Spotlight when you cannot identify a move, and Undo to reconsider the previous pair.
FAQ
Do I need to download Mahjong Classic?
No separate client is needed. The game loads in your browser on this page, with an internet connection required to load its resources.
Can I play on a phone?
The supplied game information lists these mobile platforms: For Android, For IOS. Performance depends on your device, browser, and available memory. Support for unlisted platforms has not been confirmed.
How long does one round take?
We have not measured round length. The level, your decisions, and retries affect the time required. Check the in-game saving instructions before leaving a session.
Does the game contain ads?
This is a third-party game. The supplied information does not confirm current ad formats or frequency, so we cannot promise an ad-free session. Check the game itself for current details.
Are there in-game purchases?
The supplied game information marks in-game purchases as available. Read the in-game prices and terms before choosing a paid item.
Does a solvable layout guarantee that I will win?
Each generated starting layout has a solution, but your move order still matters. If no available pairs remain before the board is cleared, you lose.