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Mahjong Linker Kyodai is a tile-matching puzzle: clear the board by connecting two identical tiles with a path of no more than three straight line segments. The catch is that the connecting path can't cross any tile, so a pair sitting in plain sight might still be unreachable until you clear a way to it. Levels run against the clock, so the game rewards spotting a safe pair fast rather than scanning the whole board every time.
Each round starts with rows of mahjong-style tiles and gets harder as the layout grows denser and the line-limit rule gets less forgiving. A session is short and replayable: clear a board, move to a trickier one, and stop whenever you've had enough. It suits quick breaks more than long sittings, since a single level rarely takes more than a couple of minutes to work through.
Controls
Point and click (or tap on a touchscreen) to select a tile, then select its matching partner to link them. There's no keyboard involved — the whole game runs on mouse or touch input.
Tips
- Clear tiles along the edges and corners first — they're only reachable from fewer directions, so waiting too long can trap their pairs.
- Look for straight or single-turn connections before hunting for the harder two-turn links; they're faster to spot under time pressure.
- If the board looks jammed, check the outer rows again — removing tiles there often opens up a path through the middle.
It's a good pick if you want a low-commitment puzzle to run in a browser tab between things — no install, no account, just tiles and a timer.
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