Mahjong Four Rivers

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About

Mahjong Four Rivers is a tile-matching puzzle game that adapts Mahjong into a connection-based board format. Instead of building sets or removing only uncovered stacks in the usual way, it asks the player to find identical tiles that can legally link to each other across the layout. The result is a calmer logic exercise built around observation, pattern recognition, and gradual board clearing. Play centers on selecting two matching tiles under a specific set of placement rules. Each chosen tile must be open on at least one of its four sides, or the two tiles must sit directly next to each other. A valid pair also needs a connection path made with no more than three straight segments, which means at most two turns. That trade-off shapes every move: removing an obvious match can simplify the field, but saving it for later may keep more paths available for harder pairs. Clearing the full arrangement completes the level. Its structure suits short, methodical sessions and players who prefer readable rules over time pressure. The pace is relaxed, but the board still asks for careful sequencing, especially when open spaces and line paths begin to matter more than simply spotting identical symbols.

How to play

Objective

The goal is to clear the entire field by removing matching pairs of tiles.

Steps

1Select two identical tiles.
2Make sure each tile is free on at least one of its four sides, or choose two tiles that are directly adjacent.
3Check that the pair can be connected by no more than three lines, with at most two turns.
4Continue matching valid pairs until no tiles remain on the board.

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