The whole house
Fifteen tables, one house
Tap a picture to play. Rules live next door if you want them.
Classic nightMahjong
4 players
Four seats, one wall of tiles. We’ll sit bots if you’re short a friend.
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Calm & sharpRiichi Mahjong
4 players
Japanese mahjong with a quiet table and a brave riichi call.
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Racks & jokersAmerican Mahjong
4 players
Racks and jokers. A teaching card, not a league year card.
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Solo & cozyMahjong Solitaire
1 players
Match free pairs. No waiting — just you and a stacked temple.
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Family favoriteTile Rummy
2–4 players
Colorful numbers, a 30-point opening, then the table becomes a puzzle.
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Festive tableOkey
2–4 (classic tables are 4) players
Turkish tile rummy. Flip an indicator, hunt the wild, show seven melds.
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Sunday afternoonMexican Train
2–8 players
Dominoes that branch like a toy train. Easy to coach, fun in a crowd.
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Party bonesChicken Foot
2–8 players
Six public toes off the double-12. No private train to hide in.
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Bright & chunkyColor Cubes
2–4 players
Wooden cubes, six colors, six shapes. Six in a line scores 12.
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Art tableMosaic Wall
2–4 players
Draft glossy tiles onto a palace wall. Pretty, mean, and over in a lunch hour.
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Two-playerGin Rummy
2 players
Two chairs, ten cards, knock when you’re ready. Tea optional.
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Jewel runGem Merchants
2–4 players
Stack gems, buy jewels, race to 15. Sparkly engine-building.
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Family raceLudo
2–4 players
A cross of ivory tiles. Roll a 6, hop, send people home.
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Hundred wallSnakes and Ladders
2–4 players
A hundred-tile wall. Gold climbs, coral slides, exact 100.
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Roof & wallEaves
1–4 players
Two tiles on the roof. Drop one, leave one, or nudge the wall. Leftovers cost.
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