Shanghai 3D

A set of 3D tile towers begins this game, and the player starts by looking at a stacked group of Mahjong style tiles arranged in clear shapes. There is no story. The goal is simple. Match two identical tiles that are free on at least one side. Each match removes those tiles from the structure. When enough tiles are cleared, new parts of the tower become open, and the player can continue matching until the whole shape is gone.

The gameplay uses very easy touch controls. The player rotates the 3D tower to see all sides, taps a tile to select it, and taps another tile of the same type to remove the pair. Some tiles are hidden behind others, and the player must turn the structure to find a match. Patterns include numbers, symbols, seasons, and other clear icons that are simple to recognize. If no more matches are available, the player can undo a move or rotate the tower again to look for another path. Everything is slow and clear, so beginners can understand what to do.

As the puzzles continue, the towers grow larger and include more layers. Some structures hide tiles deep inside, requiring the player to clear outside pieces first. A few puzzles use tall shapes that need careful rotation to view. Other stages add tighter spaces where only a few tiles are free at the start. Later puzzles unlock different tower designs with bigger tile counts. Solving each one opens the next challenge, and the player keeps matching pairs, rotating the tower, and clearing the 3D shapes step by step.