There are 4 tiles in each of these series, all of which only appear once in each game, so it is not possible to match them precisely. There are two exceptions: the flowers series and the seasons series. In other words, you are looking for two pairs in each series. The goal of Mahjong is to combine the tiles with matching images. If you look carefully, you’ll see that some of them are exactly the same, this is because each image appears 4 times in the game. The tiles all have different characters and images on them. When you start, the Mahjong Solitaire game appears as a board with 144 tiles arranged on top of one another in the shape of a pyramid. What a disappointment.The Mahjong game has two different versions: the traditional Asian version, which is a game for 4 players, and Mahjong Solitaire, which is always played by one person and is mostly popular in the West, this is the game you can play online on. Given that the technology is readily available for infinite board set ups, scoring, timers, competition mode, etc., I was expecting so much more. It’s fun for my daugher, who just turned seven, but any adult will quickly be finished with this app. You will complete the entire game and enter the world of irritating sales ads within twenty minutes of opening it.
There is no timer and no scoring, so it’s just rote matching. There are only six boards to this app, they are mostly quite easy, and once you’ve completed them you are prompted after every board to buy more games. I downloaded this app before a long flight back from Hawaii, thinking that it could keep me entertained for a couple hours. Unfortunately this is just a quick teaser of mahjongg. I therefore expected that this game would be a pretty complete mahjongg game that could at least keep up with the games in production before today’s programmers were even born. This is old technology so the coding should be pretty much cut and paste. Mahjongg computer games have been around for at least twenty years, since the days when they were downloaded from floppy drives.
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