Mahjong Flower Tower
A floral tower you rotate with the two-arrows button, on a round of a little over fifteen minutes.
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More games like thisFlowers cover every face on this tower, and the tower itself is the point. The layout is built upward and outward, so the pieces that decide a round are the ones currently turned away from you.
That is what the two-arrows button is for. It rotates the view until the hidden sides of the stack come round to face you, and using it before the first match is the difference between a planned clearance and a guess. Holiday Mahjong Dimensions turns a block instead of clearing a flat board.
A limit of a little over fifteen minutes runs on the round. That is generous for a board this size, yet it is not unlimited, and the hint and the shuffle both spend seconds you may want at the end. Matching itself stays ordinary: two identical blooms, each uncovered, each with a free left or right edge. Types of Mahjong walks through the same rules from the start.
Mahjong Flower Tower was made in Flash in 2008 and reaches this page through the Ruffle emulator. Rotation is where that shows most: the two-arrows spin can stutter part way round, the countdown readout redraws a beat behind itself now and then, and full screen is handled by the browser instead of the old plug-in control. The same rotation is at the centre of the Emoji board.
Controls
Mouse.
How to Play
- Take in the tower from its starting angle before removing anything.
- Press the two-arrows button to rotate the view and check the faces hidden at the back.
- Pair identical blooms that are uncovered and open on the left or the right.
- Keep the round timer in view, since a little over fifteen minutes is the whole allowance.
- Clear the tower down to the last pair to finish the board.
Tips & Tricks
- Rotate before you match — the far side of the tower holds pieces no amount of clicking from this angle will reveal.
- Work the crown down — the top of the tower pins several tiles at once, and each one lifted there pays twice.
- Hold the shuffle — with fifteen minutes on the clock, the useful moment for it comes late rather than early.
- Learn two or three blooms — several flower faces differ only by petal colour and account for most misclicks.
- Play full screen — a rotating tower in a small window is exactly where the fine floral detail disappears.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the two-arrows button do in Mahjong Flower Tower?
It rotates the view, so you can see and reach the tiles hidden on the far side of the tower.
How long is a round of Mahjong Flower Tower?
A little over fifteen minutes, which is ample unless the closing pairs are buried deep.
Does Mahjong Flower Tower have a hint and a shuffle?
Both are available. The hint finds a live pair, the shuffle redeals whatever is still standing.
Can Mahjong Flower Tower be opened in full screen?
Yes, through your browser. The emulated build does not pass its own display button along reliably.
Is Mahjong Flower Tower playable on a touchscreen?
No. It expects a mouse and a desktop browser.
