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Mahjongg
A special thank you to Thomas Weibel for sharing this game.
Solitaire Mahjongg, also called Taipei, is the web adaptation of an ancient Chinese game. The objective is to remove all the tiles from the board. For each pair of tiles removed you will get two points.
Rules:
Starting from the sides, or from the central tile at the top of the pile, remove tiles by clicking on two equal symbols. If the tiles are identical, they will disappear, and your score will rise.
Selectable tiles must always have at least one empty side. If on both sides of a tile there is another tile, it cannot be selected.
There is one exception to this rule: The four tiles showing season symbols (with coloured backgrounds) match even if they are different; the four flower tiles match respectively.
You can only select the first or last tile of each horizontal row.
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