Matrix Mahjong

Mahjong, Intersected The same pairs, chows, and pungs you know from Mahjong—but on a 3×7 grid, they can be formed both across and down. A tile placed at an intersection becomes part of two patterns at once. Winning Hand (Hu), Redefined Forget “four melds and a pair.” As long as every tile in your hand forms part of a valid meld, you win. Newcomers only need to learn three basic melds to understand the game. Experienced Mahjong players, meanwhile, will discover an entirely new way to think about waits and ready hands. Faans, Reimagined With winning redefined, the Faans you know have gained entirely new possibilities. For example, 【All Honors】 no longer has to consist of four pungs and a pair. 【Four Identical Chows】? Come try 【Six Identical Chows】! Small Wins, Long Runs Wait for a monster hand every game? Here, you may not have the time. Your available turns are tied to your HP. Rather than going big every round, a quick win with a small Faan—and knowing when to stop—can sometimes take you much farther. A Bit Of Roguelike, But More Of Mahjong Freely edit the tile deck, force a specific build, and chase exponential scoring? None of that is the point of this game. Every round asks you to weigh your options on the spot and judge which tiles may still come. Items can help, but you must still find the answer within your opening hand. Adapt to the situation and play with the flow. Isn’t that the essence of Mahjong? 【Pixels, Chinese Flair】 Handcrafted pixel and voxel Mahjong tiles. Hover over them, pick them up, and place them down —every action comes with smooth, responsive feedback. Your items range from everyday folk objects to mythical treasures. Your opponents are legendary figures and a whole host of deities. Behind every effect, there may be a meaning waiting to be discovered. Immerse yourself in the pleasure of crafting Mahjong hands, presented in a bright and clean art style.