Mahjong Tower is mahjong solitaire with a tall, narrow stack. More layers means fewer free tiles at a time, so every move matters more than in the classic turtle.
The classic turtle layout spreads wide, so there are almost always plenty of free tiles. A tower stacks the same 144-tile rules into a narrow, tall shape. Fewer tiles sit on the outside edge, which means fewer free tiles at any moment and a lot more planning.
If the turtle layout feels too easy, the tower is the natural next step. It uses exactly the same rules — nothing new to learn — but punishes careless matching much faster.
The turtle, tower and pyramid layouts on this site all run on the same engine with the same tile set. Switch between them from the buttons above the board without losing your place.
Yes. Deals are generated by pairing tiles along a valid removal order, so a winning sequence always exists.
The tower layout uses 76 tiles — fewer than the classic 144, which is what makes it feel tighter.