Mahjong Story 2

Mahjong Story 2 is a mahjong-solitaire campaign: tap to select a tile, match it with its identical pair to clear the board, and work through a world map of cities as each cleared level unlocks the next.

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Mahjong Story 2

A tile-matching puzzle with a travel map

Mahjong Story 2 turns classic mahjong solitaire into a road trip. Each board is a pile of decorated tiles, you clear it by matching identical pairs, and finishing a board advances you along a world map of cities with their own chains of levels.

Clear the board, then push the map forward

Match every tile away to finish the level and unlock the next stop on the map. Golden tiles are worth keeping an eye on for bigger scores, and the map only opens up one completed level at a time.

One tap to pick, one tap to pair

Tap or click a tile to select it, then tap or click its matching partner. The game tells you which tiles are free to take, and a hint and a shuffle sit ready for when the board stalls.

Look before your first tap

Start by scanning the upper layers for pairs that are easy to reach, and keep an eye on the golden tiles. Avoid breaking a pair you cannot finish; a stuck board wastes a level, while a cleared one moves you along the map.

Reach for gold, but never strand a twin

Gold tiles pay out more, so plan a route to them early. At the same time, never take a pair that leaves an identical tile buried with no partner, because that is how a board quietly becomes unsolvable.

Frequently asked questions

How do I remove tiles in Mahjong Story 2?

Tap or click a tile to select it, then tap or click the identical tile that pairs with it. Only certain tiles can be picked up at any moment, so look at what is reachable before you commit to a pair.

How do I unlock more cities on the map?

Clearing a level unlocks the next node on the world map, and each city has its own chain of boards. If a level gets too tight, boosters such as a hint or a shuffle can get the board moving again.

Why does the game punish my mistakes?

Some modes run on a limited number of hearts and some on a timer, so sloppy matches cost you. Read the board state before tapping, and replay a failed level to rebuild your hearts instead of rushing the same bad pair.