Cross mahjong

A plus sign, tallest where the bars meet. 108 tiles on 4 layers. Match free pairs to clear the board.

About the Cross layout

Cross is a medium mahjong solitaire layout with 108 tiles on 4 layers. The rules are the same as the classic game: remove pairs of identical free tiles until the board is clear.

Never played? Start with how to play mahjong solitaire, or try the classic Turtle.

Questions

How many tiles are in Cross mahjong?

108 tiles on 4 layers, in 54 matching pairs.

Is Cross mahjong hard?

It’s rated medium. It’s about as hard as the classic Turtle. Every deal can be won.

Is it free?

Yes, free in your browser with no download or sign-up.

More ways to play

Mahjong solitaire The classic 144-tile Turtle. Daily mahjong A new Turtle deal every day. Hong Kong mahjong The real four-player game against the computer. Easy mahjong A low, wide board with lots of open tiles. Pyramid mahjong Four stepped layers: work down from the peak. Fortress mahjong Walls, towers and a keep in the middle. Bridge mahjong Two towers joined by a long double deck. Pagoda mahjong A five-story tower rising from a wide base. Butterfly mahjong Two wings either side of a raised body. Arena mahjong A ring two tiles high around an open floor. Diamond mahjong A diamond stacked four layers high in the middle. Hourglass mahjong Wide stacked ends and a narrow waist.

Learn mahjong

How to play mahjong solitaire Rules, matching tiles and strategy. Mahjong tiles Every tile in a mahjong set, what it’s called and how many there are. How to play mahjong The four-player game: sets, turns and winning hands. American mahjong Jokers, the Charleston and the yearly card, explained. How to read a mahjong card The NMJL card’s colors, symbols and sections. 2 player mahjong House rules for playing mahjong with two people. Mahjong set guide American vs Chinese sets, tiles, racks and mats.