Tiles sit in a honeycomb grid at the top of the board. The wall drops one row every five shots. Your launcher sits below the line at the bottom.
Move the pointer to aim and press to fire. On a phone, touch anywhere on the board and lift your finger. A dashed line shows the path, including the bounce off either wall.
A shot clears whenever it joins three or more tiles that share a suit and touch each other - the numbers do not need to match or run, so a touching 3-5-7 of one suit pops just like three of a kind. Winds, dragons and flowers are their own suits and appear as the levels get harder. A Joker stands in for any tile, so it joins a same-suit group you are one short of, then blows a hole in the wall.
Any tile no longer hanging from the top row falls off the board and pays double. Cutting a big cluster loose is worth far more than a plain match.
A Joker stands in for any tile, so it joins a same-suit group you are one short of. When a Joker pops, it detonates and clears the tiles around it.
Clear every tile to take the level. Thirty levels build from three suits and four rows up to six suits and a deep wall, then endless play keeps going after that.
Joker Bubble Mahjong is an independent arcade game built on Tileborne's original American mahjong tile artwork. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the National Mah Jongg League (NMJL); the NMJL name and card are trademarks of the NMJL.