This game is part of the Micro Entertainment Pack, a collection of tiny desktop games I developed for fun.

In classic modes, choose matching free tiles (where free tiles are defined to be tiles with space to their left or right, and nothing above them) to try to eliminate the entire pile.

• Classic Mahjong solitaire gameplay, with five different layouts. All puzzles are guaranteed to have at least one solution, so the only limit is your own brainpower.
• Two additional 2D shisen-sho solitaire modes, where two matching tiles can be eliminated if they can be connected by at most three line segments that do not pass through another tile. Shisen gravity mode additionally has tiles "fall" as they are eliminated, adding extra challenge.
• An additional memory matching game where tiles are hidden until they are selected, and all tiles are free. Currently unavailable on the Linux version.
• A hint system and unlimited undo to help you crack those harder puzzles.
• Free tiles highlighted with an optional feature.
• Tiny, unobtrusive graphics and Micro Mode - The game only occupies a fraction of your screen real estate, and can even be displayed in half size on high DPI displays, making it perfect for discreetly playing at work or while watching something on your computer.

Currently I prioritise mac binaries, as that's the only platform I play these games on, but am also building for other platforms. They are written in Rust and have a dependency on SDL2.