MAHJONG OSMOSIS

Osmosis is acomplexprocess to describe in a nutshell. In short, this is the movement of molecules from a solution with a lower concentration of substances to a larger one. Multiple physical, chemical, and biological processes operate on the basis of this phenomenon. There is something philosophical about this process that is intertwined with the idea of mahjong.

Finding two identical knuckles in the structure, planning the correct order of their cleaning, striving to build the right strategy to achieve the main goal — complete disassembly of the entire structure-this is the task of a mahjong player. Try to complete it.

At the beginning, you should choose a suitable layout (a model of the structure made of bones). This game offers the following options.

• Classic (144 dice).
• Towers (104).
• Inca (124).
• Pyramids (136).
• Remix (144).

Once selected, proceed to the game by clicking the Play button stylized as an hourglass. The Osmosis mahjong statistics system contains data on the number of dice remaining in the construction, as well as the current number of pairs available for playing. There is also information about the game time, points scored, and bonuses. Bonuses decrease as time passes, so quick play is encouraged. During the game, you can use the complete Shuffle of dice once and use hints five times.

So, look for two open bones with the same patterns in the structure and remove them.