Farm Mahjong 3D

The 3D version changes one thing and it changes a lot: you can turn the stack. Instead of reading a flat layout from above, you orbit a solid block of tiles, and pairs that were invisible from one angle become obvious from another.

The matching rule is the familiar one — a tile is playable when nothing sits on top of it and one side is clear — but depth makes tracking harder. Tiles hide behind tiles rather than merely under them, and rotating costs no move, so the skill is in looking properly before committing.

SOFTGAMES uses animals, crops and countryside tools for the face art, which keeps the pairs readable at small sizes.

1. Drag to rotate the stack and see every face.
2. Find two identical tiles that are both free.
3. Click each to remove the pair.
4. Keep rotating as the block opens up — new faces become visible with every clear.

Do a full turn before your first match. Two seconds of looking saves a dead board later, because the pair you cannot see is the one you will strand.