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There is nothing to install and no account to make. Open this page, press play, and the board is ready. Clearing boards faster earns awards and medals that unlock more levels.
Mahjong Royal at a glance
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Genre | Puzzle |
| Platform | Web browser (desktop & mobile) |
| Price | Free to play |
| Rating | 4.1/5 from 251 votes |
What is Mahjong Royal?
It is a single-player puzzle built on the standard mahjong solitaire rules. Tiles are arranged in a layered pile, and you remove them by matching pairs that look the same. A tile can only be matched when it is free, meaning it has an open edge on its left or right side. As you peel tiles off the top, tiles underneath open up. The goal is to clear the whole board, or to find all the special tiles a level asks for, before you run out of moves.
Controls and matching
Everything runs off a single click. Use the left mouse button to select one tile, then click its match to remove the pair. On a touchscreen you tap instead.
| Action | Desktop | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| Select a tile | Left mouse button | Tap the tile |
| Match a pair | Click the matching tile | Tap the matching tile |
| Cancel a selection | Click the tile again | Tap the tile again |
When is a tile free?
A tile is playable only when at least one side, left or right, is open and nothing is stacked on top of it. Tiles boxed in on both sides are locked until you clear the ones around them. Reading which tiles are free, and which match you should make first, is most of the puzzle.
Special tiles and what they do
A few tile types break the plain matching rule, and knowing them changes which pairs you go for.
| Tile | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Season tiles | Match each other even when the pictures are different |
| Flower tiles | Also match each other regardless of the picture |
| Reversed tiles | Face down, then turn around when you select them |
| Scissor tiles | Match a pair to free trapped tiles on the board |
| Rock tiles | Do nothing and cannot be matched or removed |
Awards, medals and unlocking levels
Speed is rewarded. The faster you clear a board, the better the award and medal you earn for that level, and those medals open up new levels to play. You can replay a board to chase a cleaner, quicker run if your first clear was slow.
Is Mahjong Royal free and unblocked?
Yes. The game is free and loads straight in the browser, so it works at school or work wherever browser games are allowed. There is no download, install, or sign-up. It also runs on phones, tablets and Chromebooks, not just desktop.
Tips for clearing the board
- Take tiles off the top and the busiest stacks first. Clearing the pile opens up the most new matches.
- Look at the whole board before you match, since removing the wrong pair can lock a tile you needed.
- Use scissor matches to release trapped tiles instead of leaving them for the end.
- Remember season and flower tiles match across different pictures, so do not skip a pair that looks mismatched.
- Move quickly once you spot a safe match. Faster clears earn better medals and unlock levels sooner.
What makes it work
The matching itself is easy, but the order you do it in decides whether you finish. Pull tiles in the wrong sequence and you strand a pair with no open edge, which forces a restart. That small planning step is what keeps a simple click-to-match board from getting dull.