MAHJONG WITH FACES

Despite the Chinese origin of the game, it is difficult to get confused here. All you have to do to get started is click on the blue button that says. She's the only one here — there's no mistaking it.

The single-tiered mahjong board that opens is densely packed with chips with fragments of photos showing micro-portraits of Japanese men's faces. You need to remove all the chips from the field. Cleaning is done in stages: couple by couple. To remove a pair of chips, you need to connect them to each other. At the same time, the photos on them should be exactly the same, and not just similar. The second condition for the connection is the visibility of the chips to each other. Some should stand either side by side, or between them it should be possible to draw a line with no more than two turns.

If you are already familiar with Mahjong connect, then the task is clear to you, but if you are new to this game, then you can be sure that it is enough to take only the first steps in practice, and the rules will become clear to you. By the way, at first glance it may seem that finding two identical faces is not difficult. However, in practice, this is not so easy-already in the first minute, the faces merge with each other and it becomes difficult to distinguish them.

But there is also time in the game. The timer (bar on top) will definitely not let you get bored, but on the contrary, it will require a fair amount of haste, which has a disastrous effect on the search for couples.