Mahjong Triple
Lift tiles off the pile into a tray of seven. Three of a kind clears.
How to play
- Tap any tile that nothing is sitting on — those are the ones you can lift, and they go into the tray of seven slots below the board.
- Three of the same tile in the tray clear together and hand the slots back. That is the only way to clear.
- Every face is showing, including the ones half under something, so you can pick out where a set is buried and work out the order that gets to it.
- Three undos and one return per level — Undo takes back the latest complete move; Return sends the oldest complete moves totalling at least three tiles home. Locked tiles always stay together. Fill all seven slots with none of those left and the level stops there; the same board is waiting when you press try again.
- Clear a level and the next one opens. Each chapter is a handful of levels, and the run keeps your place in this browser — the progress code under Settings is how you move it to another computer.
What it trains
- Visual search with a planning layer on top: seven slots, and a whole board to read before the first tap
- Every board can be finished, and only the tray can ever end one
- Every level is a board chosen for where it falls, so the run keeps meeting you where you are
A pile of mahjong tiles with every face showing, and a tray of seven slots underneath. Tap any tile that nothing is sitting on and it lifts into the tray; three of the same clear together. Nothing is hidden, so the whole board is there to be read before you touch it — what stops a tile is the tile on top of it, and working out the order to take them in is the game. Slots only come back when something clears, which makes the tray the whole of the pressure: you get three undos and one return to get out of trouble, and if all seven fill with none of those left, the level stops there and you take the same board again from the top. It runs as a book of chapters, one board to a level, and it opens where you left off. Every board can be finished. Full screen, nothing to download, and a short code that carries your place to another computer.
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