Mahjong Moonwindow: Solitaire

Mahjong solitaire that never dead-ends. Most tile matching games will let you clear your way into a board with no moves left, and then tell you so. Moonwindow watches for it and reshuffles the tiles that are left, so a game you were enjoying never ends in a shrug.

AT A GLANCE
• 4,000 mahjong solitaire boards in eight chapters
• A daily puzzle with streaks
• The Grand Turtle (292 tiles) and a 1,000-tile marathon
• Two endless modes: The Ascent and Serenity
• Hints, undo and shuffle whenever you want them
• No timer, and no board can be lost
• Nine themes, nine tile sets, companions to adopt
• Offline play; sign in with Google to keep your progress on a new phone

HOW IT PLAYS
Classic mahjong solitaire, the tile matching puzzle also known as shanghai. Tap two matching tiles that are free (nothing on top, one long side open) and they leave the board. Clear every tile to finish. Stuck? Ask for a hint, undo a move, or shuffle. There is no timer and no way to lose, so every board is a calm brain puzzle you can play at your own pace.

FOUR THOUSAND BOARDS
Eight chapters of mahjong solitaire, from a walled garden to a terrace under the moon. Every board can be finished, and each chapter is a place you bring back to life as you clear it.

A DAILY PUZZLE
One board a day, the same tiles for every player, reset at midnight. Keep your daily streak going, or just drop in when you have a quiet minute.

A THOUSAND-TILE MARATHON
One enormous board you play over weeks. Put it down mid-game and it's waiting exactly as you left it.

THE GRAND TURTLE
The classic shanghai turtle most people picture when they hear mahjong solitaire, doubled to 292 tiles in one board.

TWO ENDLESS MODES
Finish the campaign and The Ascent opens: a climb whose boards grow a little bigger every floor. Beside it, Serenity: one calm board after another, nothing to keep score of.

QUIET BY DESIGN
A zen mahjong game for winding down. No board has a clock and none can be lost. Nine themes and nine tile sets, from ink-on-paper to a lacquered night garden, and a companion cat or rabbit to keep you company, with six more to adopt.

EASY ON THE EYES
Pinch to zoom the board for bigger tiles, and switch on large text in Settings. Clear, hand-painted tiles that are easy to tell apart, on phones and tablets.

FREE, WITH ADVERTS
The game is free and shows adverts between some boards, never in your first twenty. New campaign boards use energy that refills over time; the daily puzzle, the marathon, the turtle and the endless modes are always free to play. One Remove Ads purchase switches off the adverts and the energy limit. No subscription.

PLAYS OFFLINE
Play mahjong offline, anywhere: no connection needed to play. Sign in with Google to carry your progress to a new phone.

Available in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Turkish, Indonesian, Arabic, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean and Russian.

Recent changes:
Now in German, French, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean and Russian. New: an optional Daily challenge reminder, Google Play Games achievements, and a list of our other games in Settings.