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Tower of Hanoi
Move every disk from A to C. Solve alone or invite friends to cooperate, without turns.
LITTLE TABLE · FIELD GUIDE
How to play Mahjong Solitaire
Match free pairs in a layered 3D tile table. Play alone or clear the same board together.
Solo puzzle / play · 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 players
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The essentials
This is a tile-matching puzzle, not four-player mahjong. Little Table uses a layered 68-tile 3D table. Remove pairs of identical available tiles and work towards clearing the entire layout.
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Your first moves
A tile is free when no tile covers it and at least one horizontal side is open. Select two matching free tiles and confirm their removal. Matching faces are not enough: check the layers above and the neighbours on both sides.
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Playing at Little Table
Play alone or cooperate with 2–8 players on the same table. Generated boards have a verified clearing sequence, but your choices can still create deadlocks. A hint identifies a currently legal pair, not a guaranteed winning move. Follow the recovery prompt if no pair remains.
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Common questions
Is multiplayer competitive?
No. Clearing the shared table is a joint victory; individual contributions are not competitive scores.
Why can two identical tiles not be matched?
One may be covered from above or blocked on both horizontal sides. Select a blocked tile to see the obstruction feedback.
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