Mahjongg Journey

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Mahjongg Journey Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • Select the Play button on the right side of the welcome screen to bring up the game mode menu.
    • Select to play either Journey, Casual, or Challenge.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • Use your mouse left click button to select an open stone, then select an identically matching open stone to remove the pair from the stack.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap the screen with a finger to select an open stone, then select an identically matching open stone to remove the pair from the stack.
  • Controls & indicators
    • The right rail contains the game controls.
      • At the top it shows your current level number, level score, and remaining level time.
      • At the bottom there are 6 buttons to take hints, shuffle tiles, pause the game, switch to full screen mode, control game sound, and control game music.
• Journey Mode Game Play
  • Stone matching
    • Identical
      • The stones you match generally need to be identically matching. The exception are flag tiles.
        • Any of these flags can be matched with each other:
          • Set 1: China (red with a star in the corner and other stars near it), United Kingdom (red, white & blue union jack), Italy (green, white & red), & South Korea (white with blue and red Taegeuk in the center & black bars around the Taegeuk)
          • Set 2: Japan (white with red dot), Canada (red and white with maple leaf), Vietnam (red flag with single gold star), & United States (blue with white stars, and red and white stripes)
          • In addition to matching other flags in the same set, you can match 2 of the same flag.
          • You must match flags within sets.
            • You can’t match a Japanese flag with a South Korean flag since they are in different sets.
    • Free
      • Only free or open stones can be matched.
      • A free stone is defined as a stone without any stones on top of it and at least one side (left or right) does not have an adjacent stone.
      • In this game open stones have a lighter background color, whereas stones that are not open have a darker grayed out background.
      • When you select a tile it is highlighted with a yellow border.
        • When you select a second tile both are removed if the tiles identically match and are free.
        • If the second tile does not match the first then the first tile is deselected when you select the second.
    • Autoshuffle
      • When no valid open matches are available the game automatically shuffles the remaining tiles.
      • This means there is always at least one valid match available.
      • Automated shuffles do not cost you points.
  • Levels
    • This game has 50 levels which are unlocked sequentially.
      • You can go back to previously beat levels on the level select screen to try to earn a better score on them.
      • Each level has similar stones on it, but has a background picture set in that location.
    • Stones
      • The first level has 68 stones, which makes 34 stone pairs.
    • Time
      • The first stage gives you 2:04 to complete it.
      • As you progress through the game later stages give you more time, with the limit growing 5 seconds per board.
  • Scoring
    • Your game score is cumulative across levels.
      • You tend to score more on later levels as the number of stones to match and the time limit both increase.
    • Scoring points
      • Each pair of stones you remove from the playing field is worth 100 points.
      • Each second you have remaining when you beat a level is worth 10 points.
    • Spending points
      • Hints cost 200 points.
      • Manual shuffles cost 300 points.
• Casual Mode Game Play
  • In Casual Mode there are 365 different board layouts to play.
    • You can play the boards in any order.
    • Whenever you beat a level you then go to the next sequential level.
  • Rather than the timer counting down it counts up.
    • The casual mode level select screen shows your best time on each board.
    • Using hints or shuffles impacts your level score, but does not adversely impact your level time.
  • Gameplay is similar to Journey mode, except you can match flags in both groups together.
• Challenge Mode Game Play
  • The Challenge Mode offers 50 different levels you can play in any order.
    • Each level gives you 5 minutes to complete it.
    • The game saves your best level time.
    • You can go back and replay any previously beat level to try to finish it faster.
  • Mahjongg Slide
    • While the other 2 game modes are both Mahjongg Solitaire, this game mode is Mahjongg Slide.
    • In Mahjongg Slide you can move stones in any direction (up, down, left, or right).
      • Stones move in the direction you push them until they either run into another stone or run into the edge of the board.
      • You can slide any stone an unlimited number of times.
      • Identical stone pairs are removed from the game when they collide into each other, or when they both come to rest in adjacent positions.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like Mahjongg Solitaire games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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