Mahjongg Solitaire for iPad
Mahjongg Solitaire, also called Taipei or Shanghai, is an old chinese board game. The objective is to remove all 144 tiles from the board. There are six kinds of layer suit for play on iPad. The rules are simple: Starting from the sides, or from the central tile at the top of the pile, remove tiles by clicking on two equal symbols. If the tiles are identical, they will disappear. Removeable tiles always must be free on their left or right side. If a tile sits between two tiles on the same level, it cannot be selected.
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | WANG YUJIN | iPad |
Reviews
Don't Bother
Waiting For Baseball
I'm pretty good at difficult Mahjong puzzles but this game is unbeatable. Maybe it's a software glitch, but the last 2 tiles are always stacked on top of each other. That is so annoying. I played each level countless times with that result. After feeling like a paranoid loser,I used the hint system for each move on each board several times...same result, last 2 tiles stacked. If the hint system can't even win, what's the point of even playing? At least throw us a bone of 1 win for every 100 losses. Regardless, it's a rip off but I gave it 1 star for at least being a free rip off.
