MAHJONG CARDS

Knowledge of card games is not necessary here, but observation, attention and patience will come in handy. Unlike traditional types of mahjong, where various symbols are used as images on the knuckles: dots, bamboos, numbers, symbols and other elements characteristic of the Shanghai type, in this mahjong, cards are depicted on the tiles. This makes this mahjong game as close as possible to solitaire games.

The number of cards and the layout of decks for this game is not important, the main thing is that each card must have a pair (exactly the same card). For example, if there is one nine of diamonds in the layout, then there must also be another one. You need to search for these pairs and remove them from the structure, which is a classic five-tiered pyramid for mahjong-a turtle made of 144 bones (cards in this case).

Let's remind you about the restrictions. You can choose and take a knuckle from the pyramid only if it lies on the edge. A free-to-play tile does not touch another tile on at least one of the long faces. Of course, the neighbors on top can also prevent you from taking the intended bone.

Well, the goal of the game is obvious. Dismantle the pyramid completely without leaving a single card on the game table. Note that in general, not every layout can be disassembled, although the success of the event depends to a greater extent on the actions of the player. So, start searching and cleaning pairs of open identical cards and try to disassemble the pyramid completely.

There is another limit in this mahjong card game — time. The timer is set for eight minutes and starts simultaneously with the start of the game. But it's pointless to follow it, just waste this precious time being distracted. Concentrate on dismantling the dice cards and act as quickly as possible.

In the lower statistics block, in addition to the timer readings, there is also information about the number of tiles remaining on the table and the number of paired cards currently available for cleaning.