Sichuan Survival
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Fumitaka Okamoto | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Mahjong tiles are used in puzzles that start out relatively simple and easy to clear, and gradually get more difficult and have lower rates of success. All of the more than 6000 puzzles can be successfully completed. Players have a choice of 5 courses: 10 simple puzzles, 100 moderate, 1000 moderate, 5000 moderate, and 150 difficult puzzles.
Start with any course, and even change courses partway through. The opening stages of each course have a small number of puzzles that are not too difficult. Level 6 is where it gets more difficult and consecutive wins are counted.
Every move is saved, so you can play for as long or as little as you like and go back to finish it up later.
There are no time limits and no undo function, so feel free to take the time to think your moves through.
If you make a mistake, you can check an example of how the puzzle can besolved, and then try again with the knowledge that there is a solution. Along with your accumulative record for all stages and levels, you will also have records for each course and stage, and be able to check your national rankings in real time.
※Game rules
This is a standard type of puzzle game often known as Mahjong Solitaire. Two of the same tile can be linked by a straight line, uninterrupted by any tiles on the board, by making no more than two right-angle turns. The player finds the pair and clicks on both tiles. If the match is a good one, the tiles are removed from the game, making way for other pairs. The player wins when all the tiles are matched and removed. The player loses when no more pairs are possible and tiles are left on the board.
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