Coffee Mahjong Collision
Drag cafe tiles until they slide into their twins, across eleven levels.
Collision is the verb in the title and the mechanic in the game. Coffee Mahjong Collision does not let you pluck a pair off the board: you drag a tile and it slides, in whatever direction you send it, until something stops it, either another tile or the edge of the board. If what stops it is its identical twin, both go.
The set is drawn as cafe fare, cups and pastries and desserts, over eleven levels that grow harder as they go. Eleven sounds modest until the later boards arrive, where the free lanes are narrow and one careless slide leaves a tile parked exactly where a path was needed. Tiles Christmas shares this board’s place in the catalogue.
Each level is timed, so the planning has to be quick. The edges are the reliable stopping points, which makes them the tool for lining up a collision that a crowded middle cannot deliver, since a tile sent to the wall can be met from the other side on the next move. The Winter Tiles grid is filed under the same heading here.
The HTML5 build takes mouse drags on desktop and swipes on touch screens, and full screen is worth the click, because judging a lane across the whole board is a spatial task rather than a detail one. The same heading covers the Candy Connect New board as well.
Controls
Mouse, or tap on a touchscreen.
How to Play
- Find two identical coffee tiles and work out a lane between them.
- Drag one tile towards its match; it will slide until an obstacle stops it.
- Use the edges of the board as stopping points when the direct lane is blocked.
- Clear all the tiles before the level timer runs out to reach the next of the eleven stages.
Tips & Tricks
- Clear the centre first — Coffee Mahjong Collision gets much harder once the middle is congested with parked tiles.
- Plan the stop, not the start — what matters is where a tile ends, and that is decided by the first thing in its path.
- Use the walls — a tile pinned against the edge is a predictable target for the next slide.
- Do not drag on instinct — one wrong slide can block a lane needed for two other matches.
- Switch on full screen — the sliding lanes span the whole board and need the space to be read.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do tiles move in Coffee Mahjong Collision?
They slide in any direction until they meet another tile or the edge of the board.
How many levels are in Coffee Mahjong Collision?
Eleven, arranged so that each is harder than the last.
Is Coffee Mahjong Collision timed?
Yes. Every level runs against a clock.
What is on the tiles in Coffee Mahjong Collision?
Cafe artwork: cups, pastries and desserts.
Does Coffee Mahjong Collision have full screen?
It does, and the long sliding lanes are much easier to plan that way.
