Shisen-sho is an engaging Mahjong puzzle game where the goal is to clear all tiles by following specific rules. Although simple to learn, it’s highly addictive! You can remove two tiles with matching images at a time, but only if they can be connected with no more than three straight lines. Use the Hint button to reveal a pair of removable tiles, and click the Undo button to revert your last move.
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