Cardjong vs Thoughtful Solitaire

Cardjong gives mahjong solitaire a fresh card-game twist. Instead of traditional tiles, match two free playing cards with the same rank and suit. Remove every pair, clear the layered board and reveal the hidden picture underneath. Start with simple layouts and learn how to free the sides of each card. As you progress, new suits, higher layers and more intricate shapes turn every board into a different logic puzzle. Plan each move carefully: removing the right pair can open the path, while another choice may leave useful cards blocked. Explore 40 levels across five chapters. Every level has its own shape and illustration, from compact beginner boards to layered challenges with more than 100 cards. Features: • Mahjong solitaire reimagined with playing cards • 40 levels with distinct board shapes • Five relaxed chapters with varied boards • Hidden pictures revealed as you clear cards • Hints when you need help finding a pair • Undo to try a different move • Optional timer for relaxed or competitive play • Best times, moves and progress saved on your device • Sound, haptics and reduced-motion settings • Play the full campaign offline Cardjong combines the satisfying rules of mahjong games with card matching and hidden picture puzzles. Take your time, read the layers and uncover every illustration.

Nothing is hidden. That is the whole point. Deal a normal patience layout and half the tableau is face down. You play, you lose, and you never find out whether the deal could have been won at all. Thoughtful Solitaire takes that excuse away. All twenty-eight cards in the seven columns are face up from the first second, so the position in front of you is the position, complete. What changes when you can see everything Planning replaces guessing. You can spot the buried nine you will need in fifteen moves, which means you can decide now whether to spend a move protecting it. You also lose the comfort of blaming the shuffle: if the deal falls apart, the mistake sits somewhere in your own sequence of moves, and undo will carry you back to it. The rules underneath are the familiar ones. Columns descend in alternating colours, foundations climb from ace to king in one suit, only a king may take an empty column, and the stock hands you one card or three, your choice, recycled as often as you need. - Undo covering your last hundred moves - A hint available at any point - Games, wins, best times and current streak - Card backs, table colours, light and dark - No connection needed, 33 languages Reach us at sbecker.app@gmail.com