Endless Flow
Compact, changing boards designed first for comfortable phone play.
Press kit · Updated September 2026
Mahjong Solitaire through art and endless play.
Mahjong Tide is a free browser game that pairs thoughtful, uncluttered play with a growing collection of classic art.
About the game
A modern Mahjong Solitaire game made for people who want clear rules, readable tiles, and room to think.
Mahjong Tide opens directly in the browser, with no download or account required. Its solo modes range from a quick board to an extended journey: Flow carries players through an endless current of compact layouts; Daily Art offers one shared puzzle and artwork each day; The Journey follows the 55 stations of the old Tokaido Road; and Free Play opens hundreds of layouts and unlimited new deals.
Every initial deal is generated from a genuine solution. A player can still choose a dead end, but Mahjong Tide never conceals it with a secret reshuffle: the game reports what happened and leaves hints and undo in the player’s hands.
Play solo, or invite friends to the multiplayer modes: Together lets you take turns clearing one shared board; Race gives everyone the same starting board to clear on their own, with the first to finish winning the round.
Honest boards
Every deal begins with a real solution, with no hidden reshuffle.
Daily Art
One shared daily puzzle in four sizes, with an artwork to unlock.
Art journey
Travel 55 Tokaido stations and collect Hiroshige’s complete series.
Multiplayer
Invite friends to a private multiplayer table.
Descriptions
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Free Mahjong Solitaire in your browser, with endless phone-friendly Flow, a daily painting to uncover, and a journey through classic Japanese art. Play solo or with friends.
Short descriptionAbout 50 words
Mahjong Tide is a free browser-based Mahjong Solitaire game led by an endless, phone-friendly Flow mode. It also offers one shared Daily Art puzzle in four sizes, guaranteed-solvable starting deals, large readable tiles, a 55-station journey through Hiroshige’s Tokaido, and 202 Free Play layouts. No download or account is required. Play solo or with friends.
Full descriptionAbout 130 words
Mahjong Tide is an independently made, free browser game built around art, endless play, and honest Mahjong Solitaire. Flow offers an endless current of compact, changing boards designed first for comfortable phone play. Daily Art gives everyone the same puzzle in four board sizes and a public-domain artwork to unlock each day. Every initial deal is built from a genuine solution, and the game never hides a dead end behind a secret reshuffle. Players who want a longer arc can travel through 55 locations along the old Tokaido Road, clearing 167 boards as the tide retreats and collecting Hiroshige’s prints. Free Play opens 202 layouts, while optional accounts can sync progress across devices. The complete game works without a download or forced sign-up and is available in nine languages, including Japanese. Play solo, or invite friends to the multiplayer modes: Together lets you take turns clearing one shared board; Race gives everyone the same starting board to clear on their own, with the first to finish winning the round.
Screenshots
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About the creator
PortraitSylvain Gravejat
Independent developer · France
Sylvain Gravejat is the independent developer behind Mahjong Tide. He created the game to reimagine Mahjong Solitaire as an elegant, modern browser experience: immediate to play, uncluttered, and built around classic art that is worth discovering rather than used as disposable decoration.
Watching my mom play Solitaire gave me the idea for Mahjong Tide.
I could see the appeal of a quiet, familiar game. But as a gamer, I kept wondering what else that experience could offer. What if clearing a board unlocked a beautiful work of art? What if each game took you a little further along a journey through Japan, with stories and history to discover along the way? And what if you could share that experience with other people?
That’s why I built Mahjong Tide: a Mahjong Solitaire game with more to discover, while keeping the simple pleasure of matching tiles at its heart.
Editorial angles
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Turning the Tokaido into a playable journeyFollowing 55 historic locations through Hiroshige’s prints and a seventeenth-century route map.
Classic art as a collection, not a skinWhy Mahjong Tide introduces each public-domain work with its title, artist, and story.
What “guaranteed solvable” really meansHow honest board generation changes Mahjong Solitaire without removing genuine player mistakes.
A browser game without the usual interruptionsDesigning for immediate play, optional accounts, readable tiles, and no forced download.
Localizing a Japan-themed game for JapanBringing the interface, Journey stories, guides, account flows, and artwork context to Japanese readers.
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Please credit Mahjong Tide where practical. Classic artworks visible inside the game are in the public domain; their title and artist should remain attached to the work when it is reproduced separately from a gameplay screenshot. For another format, a particular artwork credit, or any uncertainty about use, contact Sylvain.
Press contact
Questions, interviews, or another asset?
Contact Sylvain directly. English and French enquiries are welcome.
contact@mahjongtide.com