Two near-identical mahjong-table scenes sit side by side. Tap a spot on either table where the two scenes differ — a changed tile, a shifted die, a recolored chip, a tile whose number color or pip color shifted. Find every difference before the timer runs out.
A wrong tap costs 5 seconds and one of your five lives. Lose all five lives and the round ends on the spot — so aim before you tap, and the decoy tiles on a crowded table are there to mislead you. Finish a round early to bank a clear bonus; every counted change is one you can actually see.
The scenes are built from the real 152-tile American set: dots, bams and craks in one through nine, four winds, three dragons, dice and betting chips. A difference can be a changed number or suit, a moved piece, a recolored chip, or a different die face — the kinds of close-looking you do at a real table.
Play on your own, or choose two to four seats and pass one device around. Each seat sees the same two scenes and races to find the differences; the one with the most points when you head back to the menu wins. Seats take turns, so nobody peeks at another player's finds. All seats share one device, so play is same-screen only and online rooms across separate screens are not supported.
Rounds climb endlessly, from plain tile faces to crowded tournament tables with the smallest changes. A fresh pair of scenes is dealt every round, so no two games play the same, and the table's color skin rotates each round. Finishing a round early banks a clear bonus; a wrong tap costs 5 seconds and one of your five lives. Every counted change is one you can actually see.
Tileborne Spot the Difference is an independent game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the National Mah Jongg League (NMJL) or any other mahjong product. The current official NMJL card is the final authority on every rule.