CARD CONNECTION

A unique and rather colorful game that combines both the solitaire and mahjong-connect genres. Here, playing cards are used as elements for building a flat single-tiered mahjong game. Well, not a bad idea! There is a true but. There are a lot of cards on the table — 144, and all of them are open, which turns the picture into a colorful blanket. Finding pairs of identical cards in it is extremely difficult.

This task is standard for Mahjong Connect. You need to remove all the chips from the field. In this case, these are maps. They are cleaned in pairs. A pair is two absolutely identical cards: peer-to-peer and suited. Since there are 144 cards, that is, two large decks of 52 sheets in each, then there are as many as 52 of all 70 peer-to-peer, suited pairs on the table at the beginning of the game! Agree, this fact significantly complicates their search.

Let's remind you about the main limitations. First, time. It just so happens that classic mahjong connections are usually played for a while. So here, the timer bar slowly (and as it turns out in the process, not so slowly) but surely disappears, taking with it the game minutes. Time is up — the game is over. No options.

Second, the connection cards must not only be the same, but also be positioned in a special way. So that one can be connected to the other without intersecting with the others. That is, either from one edge of the table, or inside, but next to each other, with one of the sides touching each other, or from adjacent sides, but open. This further narrows the player's options.

There are also advantages that make the game easier, in any case, making the victory not illusory, but quite real. These are hints (hints of pairs) and shuffling cards during the game on the level. However, there are limitations here as well. You can shuffle the table only three times at each stage, and use the hint only seven times.

We hope you enjoy it. Have a nice game!