MAHJONG ARROW

Somewhere in the mountain valleys, in the water meadows and floodplains of rivers, in the forests and edges of swamps and fogs-people hunted everywhere in the past centuries. Now, of course, you rarely meet a person with a bow and arrow in nature, except for an athlete. However, this game is not about hunting at all. This is mahjong, friends, an example of the design of which was the arrowhead. As many as 326 bricks were needed to build this rather complex structure.

As befits mahjong games, in Mahjong Arrow each tile has its own pair-a tile with exactly the same pattern. Mahjong analysis is performed gradually: identical tiles lying on the edge are selected in pairs. Step by step, the construction of mahjong decreases, and with a successful scenario, there comes a moment when not a single tile remains on the field. This moment can be considered a successful showdown, and this is the goal of playing mahjong solitaire.

However, it is not always possible to completely disassemble the structure. Collisions often occur when there is not a single pair of bricks that can be pulled out (all are covered by others). In this case, you can use the Shuffle button, or cancel the last few moves.

We advise you not to rush, in this game there is no timer that stops it when it is reset. It is much more important to try to be collected and attentive and gradually disassemble the Arrow completely. Note that such a large structure is not easy, but with due diligence, you can disassemble it. Enjoy your stay!