Large, clear tiles
Every tile is generous in size and shows a large number or symbol with solid contrast. The tiles remain easy to tap, even on a tablet.
Mahjong is a wonderfully calm game: you keep finding two matching tiles and clear the board bit by bit. On BreinPlezier the board is made to be pleasant to play when your eyes or fingers ask for a little more room — with large tiles, clear symbols and no rush at all.
Every tile is generous in size and shows a large number or symbol with solid contrast. The tiles remain easy to tap, even on a tablet.
Free tiles stand out, blocked tiles are dimmed and a selected tile gets a clear border. You can see at a glance what is possible.
The clock only counts for those who enjoy it. There is no countdown, no 'game over' and no bonus you miss by thinking things through calmly.
Stuck? The hint button points out a free pair, Undo restores a move and the shuffle button rearranges the remaining tiles. Mistakes hardly exist here.
Mahjong asks for just the right mix of attention: you compare symbols, remember where tiles are and plan a few moves ahead — all at a pace you decide.
You remember where you saw a matching tile earlier and keep an overview of the board. It keeps you pleasantly sharp, without feeling like an exercise.
Many players use the daily board as a fixed moment: a cup of coffee, ten to twenty minutes of clearing tiles, and then on with the day.
Today's board is the same for everyone. Both play it and compare your times with your partner, children or grandchildren — a small daily celebration.
Want to know more about puzzling and an active mind? Read our page about brain training for seniors. And if you enjoy numbers too, have a look at sudoku for seniors.
No, the rules fit in one sentence: tap two matching tiles that are free (not covered and with an open side). After one board you'll have it down. Feel free to start with the clear pyramid.
The pyramid (Easy level) has 56 tiles and stays nicely manageable. If that goes smoothly, try the bridge or the classic turtle with 144 tiles.
Yes, that works particularly well. The tiles are large enough to tap with your finger, and on a narrow screen you simply slide the board sideways. No pen or mouse needed.
Nothing. Mahjong on BreinPlezier is free, without an account and without hidden costs. The daily board and all help buttons are free as well.
You play without an account and without filling anything in. Your daily board streak is only stored on your own device; no game data is sent to a server.