Mahjong Sort vs TriJong

Do you want to relax and unwind? Let's play Mahjong Sorting! This is a novel casual puzzle game that allows players to fully relax their body and brain How to Play Mahjong Sorting Click on Mahjong to move the same tiles to the same container. Only identical Mahjong tiles can be moved. Don't underestimate it Let's give it a try!

TriJong is a fresh take on classic mahjong solitaire (as known from KMahjongg): the tiles are triangles — and instead of pairs, you clear three matching tiles at a time! HOW TO PLAY • Tap three matching free tiles to remove them. • A tile is free when no tile rests on top of it and at least one of its slanted sides is open. • Bonus tiles: the three flowers and the three seasons (gold border) look different but match one another. • Goal: clear the whole board — as fast as you can. FEATURES • Rotate view, as in KMahjongg: look at the board from four angles — revealing tiles hidden by upper layers • Sculpted tiles with an ivory layer and a jade back — each lower layer is one shade darker, so the layers are easy to tell apart • Five languages: English, German, French, Spanish and Chinese — the app follows your device language automatically • Seven board layouts from 72 to 204 tiles, each with its own best time: Pyramid, Hexagon, Diamond, Fortress plus the large boards Double Diamond, Star and Great Pyramid • Three difficulty levels for the classic boards: Easy (every design once), Medium (about half the designs doubled) and Hard (every design doubled — 2×3 matching tiles, just like original mahjong) • Zen mode: play without the clock — no timer display, no best-time scoring • Daily puzzle: a fresh board every day, the same for players worldwide — with streak counter • Four tile designs, including "Colored suits" and "Large numerals" for the best readability • Every game number generates a guaranteed solvable game — replay your favorites anytime • Games in progress are saved automatically and resume on next start • Statistics per board, hints, shuffle, unlimited undo/redo • Two-finger zoom, portrait and landscape freely selectable • Fully offline, no ads, no in-app purchases — the only permission is optional vibration Inspired by the free KDE classic KMahjongg, reimagined with triangles and a match-three rule.