Halloween Mahjong Deluxe 1
Thirty-six timed levels of cartoon holiday tiles, with a strict free-tile rule, three-star targets and a shuffle that fires by itself.
Halloween Mahjong Deluxe 1 is the stacking kind rather than the linking kind. Two identical faces are lifted at a time, and only free pieces count — a piece is free when nothing covers it and either its left or its right side is open. Cartoon characters share the board with scorpions and spiders.
WillingGames.com built thirty-six levels into the 2020 release, each with a time limit and a three-star target, so a cleared board is not automatically a well-cleared one. Chasing three stars on every level is a different game from simply finishing, and it is where the replay value sits. The same discipline about buried tiles applies in Mahjong 3D.
The shuffle here is automatic. When the stack reaches a state with no legal move, the pieces redeal themselves rather than waiting for you to ask, which keeps a level alive but also resets the reading you had built up. Clearing the upper layers early is what stops that happening in the first place. The same free-tile rule governs the Alchemy pile.
The stage is 1280 by 720 and takes touch input as well as clicks, and the full screen toggle helps on the busier levels, where the cartoon faces are drawn small and start to look alike. Working the covered edges first pays in Deep Sea Trijong as well.
Controls
Mouse on desktop, or tap a tile on a touchscreen.
How to Play
- Find two tiles carrying the same cartoon character.
- Check both are free: uncovered, with the left or right side open.
- Click the pair to remove it from the stack.
- Clear the board before the level timer expires.
- Work through all thirty-six levels, aiming for three stars on each.
Tips & Tricks
- Open the top layers — a covered piece is unplayable no matter which side is clear.
- Watch the side edges — a piece blocked left and right stays locked even when nothing sits on it.
- Play for stars, not survival — the three-star target rewards a fast clear rather than a bare one.
- Avoid the auto-shuffle — it saves a dead board but scrambles the layout you had memorised.
- Set full screen — thirty-six levels of small cartoon faces are much easier to separate enlarged.
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a free tile in Halloween Mahjong Deluxe 1?
One that is not covered by another piece and has at least one long side, left or right, open.
How many levels does Halloween Mahjong Deluxe 1 have?
Thirty-six, each with its own time limit and a three-star target.
Does Halloween Mahjong Deluxe 1 shuffle by itself?
It does. When no moves are left the pieces redeal automatically instead of waiting for a request.
Does Halloween Mahjong Deluxe 1 support full screen?
Yes, and the small cartoon faces are much easier to distinguish that way.
Who made Halloween Mahjong Deluxe 1?
WillingGames.com, in 2020.
