Easter Mahjong Connection

Easter Mahjong Connection is the connection format applied to a spring board: bunnies, painted eggs and chicks on the faces, and a rule that lets you join two of the same item with a path containing no more than two ninety-degree angles.

The difficulty climbs level by level rather than through clock panic. Fields start open, then fill in, and the deeper stages are the ones where a path that existed a moment ago has closed because you took the wrong tile out from under it. The game keeps asking how far up that ladder you can get. Two turns and nothing in the way is also the rule in Faces.

The presentation is deliberately soft — bright interface, gentle background music — which makes it a board people leave running. The advice WillingGames.com ships with it is the practical kind: clear the outer tiles first to open more options, and reach for a hint when nothing is visible. The Tower shelf is where the rest of these boards live.

The stage renders at 900 by 600 and takes touch as well as mouse input. The full screen toggle is worth setting on the crowded later fields, where pastel eggs on a pastel background stop being easy to tell apart. One more board of that sort is Mother’s Day Float Connect.

1. Spot two tiles showing the same spring item.
2. Trace the path between them and count the angles — two right angles is the maximum.
3. Check no standing tile blocks the route.
4. Click both tiles to clear them.
5. Empty the field to advance to the next, denser level.

• Clear the outside first — rim tiles open the corridors that the inner pairs depend on.
• Think before removing — the tile you take may be the one holding a path open for another pair.
• Expect the levels to thicken — the opening fields are far more forgiving than the later ones.
• Use the hint on a dry field — when nothing pastel is separating, it finds the pair you missed.
• Turn on full screen — the 900 by 600 stage crowds quickly and the egg tiles are close in colour.