Mahjong Build Farm
Match three identical tiles to clear the board and turn a bare hillside into a working smallholding.
This one matches in threes rather than pairs, which is a bigger change than it sounds. Two-tile matching is about geometry; three-tile matching is about counting, because a set of three can be split across the board in ways a pair cannot.
Ninety levels run from gentle to genuinely awkward, and clearing them builds out a green hillside into something with buildings and planting on it. The construction is cosmetic, but it gives the level list a shape — you can see how far you have come without reading a number.
Bonuses are available when a board locks up, so a bad layout is a setback rather than a wall.
Controls
Click three identical tiles to clear them.
How to Play
- Scan for three identical picture tiles that are free to take.
- Click all three to clear the set.
- Use a bonus when the visible tiles no longer form a complete set.
- Clear the board to finish the level and extend the hillside.
Tips & Tricks
Track the count, not the pair. Seeing two of a kind means nothing here — check where the third is before you commit, or you will clear the wrong two-thirds of a set.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I match two tiles or three?
Three. Sets of three identical tiles clear together, which is different from standard mahjong solitaire pairs.
How many levels are there?
Ninety, ranging from easy puzzles to harder boards aimed at experienced players.
