Quick intro
Clear open pairs first, expose hidden layers, and avoid early moves that block multiple stacks.
Modes
RelaxedChallenge1-minute
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Classic tile-matching strategy with clean visuals and deep board patterns.
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Controls
Mouse
How to play
- Pick one mode and set one clear goal before starting.
- Use Mouse controls and keep your first run short (8-20 min).
- Review one mistake, then play one more focused attempt.
- Prioritize pairs that unlock the most covered tiles.
- Scan both sides before confirming a safe match.
- Keep equivalent pair options when possible to avoid dead ends.
Quick FAQ
How long should a Mahjong Solitaire session be?
Keep it close to 8-20 minutes so focus stays high and decisions stay clear.
What is the best mode to start Mahjong Solitaire?
Start with Relaxed mode and switch only after you are consistent.
How do I improve without long grinding?
Use one objective per round and stop after a single focused attempt.
Attribution
Mahjong Solitaire imported from https://github.com/ffalt/mah.git under MIT.
- Author
- Frederik Alt
- License
- MIT