3D MahJongg

A stacked tile structure appears in the center of the screen as the puzzle starts, and the objective is clear from the first moment: match open pairs to remove layers from the 3D layout. Rotating the structure reveals tiles hidden on the sides, underneath edges, or behind taller stacks. Each puzzle begins with a direct arrangement that shows which tiles are free and which ones remain blocked until surrounding pieces are cleared. Progress depends on opening new angles and exposing deeper layers.

Most gameplay uses simple controls built around rotating, zooming, and selecting tiles. A tap selects an available tile, and a second tap confirms the matching pair. Some structures use wide bases that require clearing outer tiles before the inner ones can be reached. Others create tall pillars or narrow bridges that open only after several layers are removed. Viewing the layout from different angles becomes important, since certain tiles open only when the structure is examined from the side or top. Each cleared pair updates the layout immediately, helping show where the next move should happen.

As puzzles continue, new structures unlock with more complex shapes, including spirals, towers, and layered grids that require careful matching. Larger tile sets introduce longer sessions with more pairs to clear. Optional modes add timers or scoring, rewarding accuracy and faster solutions. Extra themes and tile designs may appear after completing several boards, offering visual variety while keeping the same matching rules.