MAHJONG MAZE

The gorgeous, relaxing background landscape with Russian birches is somewhat out of keeping with the nature of the maze at first glance. However, mahjong is a philosophical, measured game that teaches the player calmness and patience, which is quite consistent with both the landscape and the layout itself. The tiles are stacked in a simple maze. Its walls are decorated with turrets, their minimum height is two bricks, the maximum is five. On the facade wall there are three windows that slightly relieve tension when disassembling the most complex wall.

So, the maximum tiering of this mahjong game is 5, and the number of bricks involved in the construction of the maze is 296. As can be seen from the number of knuckles, the game does not claim to be the champion in their number among the classic mahjong games. Although the difficulty depends not only on the number of tiles, but more, rather, on their mutual location and the presence of large dead zones, which in this case are the far and near walls. The difficulty of disassembling them is the need to remove bricks from the edges step by step, because you can not get any of them according to the rules of mahjong.

Pleasant for those who do not like to rush players will be the absence of a timer in the game. Play without regard for time. We remind you the goal of the game: you need to remove all the bricks from the table, thereby completely disassembling mahjong.

Have a good rest!