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THE TABLETOP WIRE PLAYROOM

Mahjong Solitaire.

A little focus. A satisfying match. A moment for yourself.

New here? How to play
The Terrace

Your table is ready.

Match identical, uncovered tiles with a free left or right edge.

Choose a free tile to begin.
Choose matching free tiles. Clear the table at your own pace.
Free to play · No account neededYour game saves on this device.

A SIMPLE RITUAL

Find a pair.
Make a little space.

This is Mahjong Solitaire, a single-player tile-matching puzzle. It is a different game from the multiplayer mahjong played with drawing, discarding and scoring hands.

  1. Look for free tiles.A tile must have nothing above it and an open left or right edge. An open top or bottom edge does not count.
  2. Match identical faces.Select two free tiles with the same design. In this version, flowers match flowers and suns match suns.
  3. Clear the whole table.Plan ahead to uncover layers. If you get stuck, undo a move or shuffle the remaining tiles into a solvable arrangement.

BRING IT TO THE TABLE

Real tiles. Shared evenings.

Enjoy the tiles? These sets are for multiplayer mahjong, usually with four people. They are a different game from the solo puzzle above. Choose the version your group plays.

AMERICAN MAHJONG

For an American mahjong table

A useful starting point when your group plays American mahjong: tiles, racks and pushers travel together in a soft case.

In the box166 tiles · Four wooden racks with pushers · Dice, scoring coins & wind indicator · Soft case

Before you buyMahjong scorecards are not included. For NMJL play, get the annual card used by your group.

CHINESE MAHJONG

For a Chinese mahjong table

An option for players comfortable reading traditional tile markings, with larger tiles and a carrying case.

In the box144 playing tiles + two blank spares · Dice & wind indicator · Aluminum case

Before you buyNo jokers or added Arabic numbers/letters. Racks and pushers are not included. This is not an American mahjong set.

Selected by ruleset and listed contents, not hands-on testing. We have not tested these sets. Check the selected version, current offer and contents on Amazon before ordering. Read our set-buying guide →

FROM SCREEN TO TABLE

Curious about the other mahjong?

Start with the version your group plays, then find the right tiles.

THE EQUIPMENT GUIDEWhich mahjong set do you need?American, Chinese & riichi →KNOW YOUR GAMEWhich mahjong rules are you learning?A guide to the different versions →
Daily deals, saved games & keyboard controls

Daily table: everyone gets the same Terrace deal for the current UTC date. It is a personal challenge, with no online leaderboard. Hints and shuffles are always available and are counted in your result.

Save & resume: your current board, elapsed playing time and undo history are saved in your browser. Leaving the tab pauses the game. A new game replaces the saved board; clearing browser data removes it. Sound is off by default.

Keyboard: Tab to the board, use arrow keys to move between free tiles, and press Enter or Space to select. H gives a hint, U undoes, S shuffles and P pauses while focus is inside the game. Escape clears your selected tile. Keyboard shortcuts do not apply while a dialog is open.

Solvable starts: a complete legal solution is constructed for each starting deal. Your choices can still lead to a dead end. Undo or shuffle lets you continue without restarting.

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