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Constituative

1. Remove a pair of tiles with the same pattern from 144 tiles from the board
2. The tile can only be removed when there are no tiles on the left and the right at the same time
3. When all the tiles are removed, the game ends.

Operational

1. A game begins with 144 tiles on the screen
2. The screen displays the mahjong tile series including four “flowers” tiles and four “transport” tiles. The time starts when a move begins.
3. Player uses the mouse to click on a movable tile where there is no tile above or side-by-side. When the player click on the tile, a thicker line surrounding the tile is displayed.
4. The player alternately clicks on one tile and another tile. If both the tiles display the same pattern, the tiles disappear. If both the tiles display a different pattern, there is no effect. Only the patterns from the flowers series or transport series will the tiles disappear.
5. If the player attempts to click anywhere else on the screen besides the tiles, there is no effect.
6. The game ends in a draw when there are tiles on the board.
7. After a win or a draw, if the player clicks “new game”, the game will reset back to the beginning with the 144 tiles displayed.

Implicit

1. When you move the mouse, the cursor on the screen corresponds to the mouse movement.
2. The Mahjong Solitaire game can be read using HTML 5, Java or Flash.
3. The timer starts when a move begins and stops when there is no move left.
4. The tiles are in different position every time the game begins.
5. The moves can be undoing for approximately 5 times.