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The classic Chinese table-top tile pairing game gets an exciting online multiplayer twist in Mahjong Duels! Play against crafty opponents worldwide, unlock new game modes, collect cards, climb the leaderboards, earn achievements and prove your worth! As you level up, you'll be able to unlock different tile packs, each representing a specific ancient civilization, such as Greece, Rome, Maya, India, and ultimately China.
How to play Mahjong Duels?
In Mahjong Duels, the “table” is set with 144 tiles aligned in a predetermined order. There are a total of 136 matching tiles, along with 4 flowers and 4 seasonal tiles, which are sort of “joker” cards — meaning you can match any flower with one another. The same rule applies to seasonal tiles. The goal of the game is to clear the board by selecting matching tiles, which are thereby removed. However, you can't select just any tile you see on the board immediately, but only those which have a “free” left or right edge. Having this in mind, you ought to think strategically about how you approach clearing the board. Since many tiles are stacked atop each other, it’s advisable to clear out the most elevated tiles first, thus redeeming the ones below and creating additional pairing possibilities.
What are the controls for Mahjong Duels?
Note that you can put a single card from the table aside until you've opened up a match for it. There also are “undo,” “shuffle deck” and “hint” buttons available on the right side of your screen. These additional controls for Mahjong Duels aren’t as essential but work perfectly when you need a nudge in the right direction.
Features
- Play against opponents from around the world
- Unlock different civilizations and tile styles as you level up
- Collect “Around the world” cards
- Climb the leaderboards
Playing Mahjong Duels on CrazyGame
Mahjong Duels runs directly in your browser — no download, no install, no account. The game is served by its publisher inside the player above, so progress is stored by the game itself rather than on this site. If the player does not start, reload the page once; some titles take a few seconds to load their assets on the first run.
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