Seasonal tiles are special Mahjong Solitaire tiles representing the four seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. They are often intricately decorated and belong to the "flower and season" category, which has unique matching rules. Unlike numbered or character tiles, seasons are wildcards in many game versions, meaning they can often be matched with any other seasonal tile—not just identical ones.
Rules vary by game, but here’s what you need to know:
Seasonal tiles are visually distinct:
Pro Tip: Look for tiles labeled with Chinese characters like 春 (Spring) or 冬 (Winter) in traditional sets.
Why: They’re limited (only 4 tiles total) and often buried under layers.
Case Study: In the "Turtle" layout, seasons are clustered at the center. Free them first to avoid deadlocks.
Pair seasons with each other as soon as they’re free, even if mismatched. This clears space for critical moves.
Don’t let them get stuck under large tile groups. Track their positions and plan removals strategically.
In games where seasons pair with flowers (e.g., Spring + Plum Blossom), use them to unlock complex sections.
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