If you’re looking for a fun, relaxing way to give your brain a daily workout, look no further than on the AARP Games website.
The game presents you with a layered, three-dimensional structure of 144 tiles. Each tile features a distinct Chinese character or symbol (bamboos, circles, characters, dragons, and winds). The goal is simple:
Sharpen Your Mind with AARP Games: The Timeless Appeal of Mahjongg Solitaire
A tile is considered "free" (or "exposed") if its left or right side is open and no other tile is stacked on top of it.
While many people associate Mahjong with the traditional four-player table game, (often called "Shanghai Solitaire" or "Turtle") is a single-player tile-matching puzzle that has become a fan favorite among AARP members.
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