» Mahjong Match Description

Familiar, yet entirely new, Mahjong Match will appeal to Mahjong and inlay-style puzzle lovers alike! The tiles traverse the screen on the conveyor belt below. Match them to the ones on the board above and you have a perfectly harmonious union of two of the all time classic casual games. What's more, some of the tiles on the belt are power-ups that will be vital to your success. As you progress, the images behind the board change in subtle ways, illustrating your path to victory!

» Mahjong Match Summary

» Mahjong Match Screenshots

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» Mahjong Match Reviews

• "Very nice and relaxing game. Exellent sound and beautiful graphics." - MarishaReal

» Mahjong Match System Requirements

• Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
• Processor: 733 MHz or faster
• Memory: 128 MB or more

» Mahjong Match Extra Info

Did you know that...

There is a theory that implies the game of Mahjong was developed from existing Chinese card and domino games sometime around 1850. Some historians believe it was based on a Chinese card game called Madiao in the early Ming dynasty. This game was played with 40 paper cards, numbered 1 to 9 in four different suits along with four extra flower cards, are quite alike to the numbering of Mahjong tiles today. It is thought that around 1850 in the city of Ningpo two brothers had created Mahjong from the earlier game of Madiao.

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