MAHJONG SPIRAL GALAXY

Looking at the starry sky with the naked eye, it is difficult to notice any systems in the arrangement of stars. Unless all the familiar constellations can be seen in the night sky. However, it is worth arming yourself with a telescope, preferably a powerful one (Hubble, for example), as some figures and patterns begin to emerge. The background in this game is a picture with an image of one of these patterns. This is a spiral galaxy-a system in which countless stars, rotating, scatter from the center in a spiral. Photos of spiral galaxies taken by modern research telescopes are incredibly beautiful!

However, let's leave the galaxies alone, because you opened this page to play mahjong, right? So here it is, in front of you. 250 tiles are laid out in the form of an ornate spiral against the background, as already mentioned, of one of the spiral galaxies. In the disassembly, this mahjong game is not much different from other games in this class, but it also has its own specifics. For example, high 8-9-tiered piles of tiles are particularly intriguing (and therefore difficult). It is worth paying attention to them when disassembling as early as possible.

The game time is recorded, but only for reference. There is no timer, in fact, the game has no time. There is a function for mixing tiles, which works at any time of disassembly by clicking on the Mix button. Each shuffle adds 60 seconds to the time counter. There is also a undo button. In general, everything is as usual.

Enjoy your stay!