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Some levels are so ridiculously difficult that you either spend money or give up and delete the game.
Description
A relaxing tile matching puzzle , where your goal is to eliminate all the tiles.
This relaxing puzzle game adds a twist to classic mahjong puzzles. Instead of having to match pairs, you’ll have to make a group of 3 tiles.
How do you play?
The game begins with a board filled with different tiles with images drawn on them.
At the bottom of the screen, there is a board to hold the tiles you select. There is space enough for 7 tiles to fit in at a time.
When you tap on a tile in the puzzle, it will move to an empty space in the board at the bottom. When there are 3 tiles of the same image in that area, these tiles disappear, leaving room for more tiles.
Because there is only space to accommodate 7 tiles at a time, you must be careful as to not tap on tiles at random. You should only tap on a tile, if you are sure that you can match 3 tiles with the same image. Otherwise, you’ll fill the board with a bunch of random tiles and you won’t be able to add more tiles once the space is filled.
When the board is full with 7 tiles, it is game over. So, focus on tile matching and enjoy the relaxing game.
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This relaxing puzzle game adds a twist to classic mahjong puzzles. Instead of having to match pairs, you’ll have to make a group of 3 tiles.
How do you play?
The game begins with a board filled with different tiles with images drawn on them.
At the bottom of the screen, there is a board to hold the tiles you select. There is space enough for 7 tiles to fit in at a time.
When you tap on a tile in the puzzle, it will move to an empty space in the board at the bottom. When there are 3 tiles of the same image in that area, these tiles disappear, leaving room for more tiles.
Because there is only space to accommodate 7 tiles at a time, you must be careful as to not tap on tiles at random. You should only tap on a tile, if you are sure that you can match 3 tiles with the same image. Otherwise, you’ll fill the board with a bunch of random tiles and you won’t be able to add more tiles once the space is filled.
When the board is full with 7 tiles, it is game over. So, focus on tile matching and enjoy the relaxing game.
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User Rating
4.55 out of 5
600 ratings in Australia
5 star
415
4 star
119
3 star
52
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Disgusting
I had to delete this app because of the disgusting 🤢 ads. The game itself was fun
Advertising by google nightmare
Adverts placed to block your view of the screen which you can not clear even after viewing them. Gets infuriating very quickly
Fun
Hey, love this game,really fun to play thanks
Free gift box isn’t free
Great game BUT when it’s time to collect the free gift they always seem to run out of ads so you can’t collect. There are plenty of ads while you’re playing the game but try to collect the gift box and suddenly there’s no more ads. I don’t understand why you have to watch an extra ad to collect what is supposed to be a “free” gift you’ve watched enough during the course of the game. It happens constantly so I know it’s setup to rip you off for your gift and force you to buy what you are supposed to be given. It spoils what otherwise would be an enjoyable game.
No longer have option to watch ad for coins
As of January 7, 2024, there no longer appears to be an option to earn coins through watching ads. I enjoy the game but this change diminishes its value
App stopped working on iPhone
After the update 3 days ago, the app no longer opens.
Tile
It’s fun
Different game on my phone
The game on my phone and the game on my iPad are similar but not the same. Characters are different and there’s no continuity. I’m so far ahead of myself on the iPhone game then I am on the iPad game. Why aren’t they the same? I don’t like the one on the iPad at all.
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App Info
- Category
- Games
- Publisher
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Funvent Studios DMCC
- Languages
- English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese
- Recent release
- 1.10.63 (3 weeks ago )
- Released on
- Nov 15, 2019 (5 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States , Vietnam , Mexico , Brazil , Thailand , India , Türkiye , Canada , Japan , Indonesia , Egypt , United Kingdom , Spain , Saudi Arabia , Australia , France , Italy , Colombia , Netherlands , Chile , Germany , Belgium , Philippines , Poland , Switzerland , Romania , Dominican Republic , Portugal , Russia , Peru , Taiwan , Singapore , New Zealand , Argentina , Malaysia , Hong Kong SAR China , Ukraine , South Africa , Ecuador , United Arab Emirates , Israel , Kazakhstan , Sweden , South Korea , Hungary , Austria , Slovakia , Pakistan , Kuwait , Greece , Lebanon , Croatia , Azerbaijan , Denmark , Algeria , Tunisia , Bulgaria , Czechia , Uzbekistan , Norway , Belarus , North Macedonia , Slovenia , Ireland , Nigeria , Nepal , Lithuania , Finland , Iceland
- Last Updated
- 5 days ago
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