Number Jong

This is what happens when you combine Valcour Games' hit app "Number Swipe" with the classic board game, mahjong.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Games	Free	Valcour Games LLC	iPhone, iPad, iPod

The goal behind Number Jong is to remove all the tile pieces from the board by finding and removing two tiles that add up to 10. As tile pieces are removed more will become available. See how fast you can clear the board but be careful not to get stuck without any moves left.

Choose from 22 Boards on each of the 3 different Levels. 66 boards in all.

On iPad only, there is one more Level with an additional 22 Boards.

Great for kids learning their numbers, great for mahjong fans that would like a twist, and great for casual gamers who need a relaxer. Not too hard but not too easy, just the right amount of thinking required.

Features:
- 66 Boards (88 on iPad)
- Game Timer with Best Time recorded
- Short tutorial
- Game Center enabled
- Compatible with iPhone and iPad
- Hints when you can't find a pair
- Remove Ads
- Sound Effects

Reviews

Addictive
01Dragon Mom

Haven’t played for awhile. Buy happy to have the time now. Always trying to beat my best time. Great mind games.

Brain Workout
Leb21894

Love this game. It exercises the brain.

Fun to play
Szabolena

Keeps me thinking. I really enjoy pushing to clear the board faster this time than last

Good Time Killer
PlayerGamer47

If you are looking for a simple but enjoyable way to kill time or just relax and play something without all the rules etc.etc. you should enjoy this.The rule here keep it simple and just relax.

Nice Update
Foxie Lee

This is so much fun to play as you have numbers that need to total ten. I really like this and a BIG THANKS to the developer. You can remove the ads for $1.99 as so worth it. Nice graphics and big numbers.

Good Game
likes Country Music

Fun to play. I enjoy playing Mahjong and the Seed games. This is like a combination of the two types of number games. Thank you! G.G.

simple but fun
catlee579

exceptionally easy to play! i call it my "brain-dead" phase. when i don't want to think abt it, u can simply p l a y ! i've even downloaded it for few young people to recognize that they can work math problems w/out having to be afraid they can't add. they've learned they can add by "rote"- not having to think too hard abt what they're doing!!!