Mahjong Triple

Mahjong Triple is a tile-sorting puzzle with mahjong tiles. Move tiles into a small tray and clear them three at a time — but if the tray fills before a triple appears, the run is over.

How to play Mahjong Triple

  • Tap a tile that has nothing on top of it to send it to the tray.
  • Three identical tiles in the tray clear automatically and free their slots.
  • The tray has a limited number of slots. If it fills with no triple, the run ends.
  • Clear the whole board to win. Undo takes back your last tile.

Tips that actually help

  • Only take a tile if you can already see two more of the same face.
  • Tiles on the top layer are the only ones you can reach — plan which layer to strip first.
  • The tray sorts itself, so matching tiles always end up side by side.

What is Mahjong Triple?

Mahjong Triple takes the tile-sorting idea that became popular in mobile puzzle games and rebuilds it with real mahjong tiles. Instead of matching pairs, you collect three of a kind in a small tray.

Why the tray matters

The tray is the whole game. Every tile you take occupies a slot until its group of three is complete, so a careless pick costs you space. On Easy you get nine slots, on Normal seven, and on Hard only five — the same board becomes a very different puzzle.

Where it sits among mahjong puzzles

Mahjong solitaire is about reading a stacked board. Mahjong Connect is about paths. Mahjong Triple is about inventory management: what you hold is as important as what you take next.

Frequently asked questions

Why do tiles move to a tray instead of disappearing?

Because you need three, not two. The tray holds the incomplete group until you find the third tile.

What happens if I run out of tray space?

The run ends and you start a new board. Undo is always available before that point.