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Mahjong World

Match soothing tile pairs across a world tour and chase perfect three-star clears.

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Gameplay overview

Globetrotting solitaire

Mahjong World turns the chill pace of mahjong solitaire into a postcard tour. Each city introduces sprawling tile stacks inspired by local landmarks, and your job is to clear every pair before the timer runs out.

Finishing stages unlocks flights to new destinations, leaderboards, and handy tools like hints and shuffles that keep streaks alive while you chase three-star ratings.

Controls

Simple tile matching

  • Left click / Tap: Select exposed tiles to pair and remove them.
  • Hint button: Reveal an available match when you are stuck.
  • Shuffle: Reshuffle remaining tiles to reopen possibilities.

Why play it?

Travel-friendly relaxation

  • Visit iconic cities through hundreds of hand-crafted boards and ambient music.
  • Boosters and undo safety nets make the classic solitaire rules more forgiving.
  • Daily rewards and time trials add optional challenge for completionists.

Tips

Plan your route

  • Scan for layered tiles before pairing easy matches to avoid blocking yourself.
  • Save shuffles for tall stacks where only a few layers remain.
  • Chase three stars by chaining quick matches to keep the combo bar filled.

Our take

Why Mahjong World is easy to recommend

Mahjong World adds a light travelogue framing to the usual tile-matching loop, which helps runs feel a bit more purposeful than a simple stack of layouts. The steady unlock of new cities and boards gives you a clear sense of progress even if you only clear a few stages at a time.

The inclusion of boosters, undo support, and flexible timers also makes it a friendly pick for players who like the genre but don’t want to be punished harshly for mistakes. It can sit comfortably in a “relaxing games” bookmark folder without demanding perfect play.

Who will enjoy it?

Mahjong World is best for players who already enjoy solitaire mahjong and want a long, easy-to-return-to campaign built around that core. If you prefer super-tight scoring systems or extremely hard layouts, you may find it a bit gentle—but for travel-themed winding-down sessions it’s a strong choice.