RunnerRushMahjong

About this app

Mahjong Runner Rush is an endless three-lane runner built on top of a real mahjong hand. You play a mahjong tile come to life, sprinting down a neon parlour road at night. Tiles are scattered across the lanes — every one you touch goes straight into the hand rack at the bottom of the screen. The rack holds fourteen tiles and no more. Melds clear it, junk clogs it, and a clogged rack ends the run. Everything else in the game hangs off that one tension. The three commands • Swipe left / right: Change lane. This is how you choose which tiles you take and which walls you avoid. • Swipe up: Jump. Clears low tile stacks — and lets an unwanted tile pass under you untouched. • Swipe down: Slide. Ducks hanging banners, and also dodges a tile you don't want in your hand. The fourteen-slot hand Your rack is a real mahjong hand: fourteen slots, filled left to right. Tiles are never removed just because time passes — the only way out is a meld or a sweep. That means greed is punished. The moment you take a fourteenth tile with no meld on the table, the run ends. Good players spend as much time dodging tiles as collecting them. • Pung · — three identical tiles: Clears instantly and fires a Rush Dash: a burst of speed, more score per metre and a brighter road. • Chow · — a run of three in one suit: Clears instantly and raises the Dragon Guard: brief invincibility that smashes any barrier you hit. • White Dragon · — the wildcard: The blank tile stands in for anything. It glows gold on the road. Grabbing one usually means an instant meld. • Sweep charges: Three per run (four for the Panda). Tap the Sweep button to bin the least useful tile, or tap any tile in the rack to bin that one. • The NEED strip: Above the rack, the game shows the exact faces that would complete a meld right now. Chase those, ignore the rest. Tiles drawn properly Every face is drawn the traditional way rather than as a flat symbol: Bamboo tiles are jointed green stalks (with the sparrow on One Bamboo), Circles are concentric ringed dots, Characters carry the numeral above a red , and Winds and Dragons are single bold glyphs left deliberately blank inside its blue double frame. Faces are oversized and high-contrast so they stay readable at speed on a small screen. Browse all thirty-four in the Tile Codex. Ranks, coins and the parlour • Twelve ranks named after real hands: Every run converts score into faan points, climbing from Chicken Hand through All Pungs, Full Flush and Thirteen Orphans up to Heavenly Hand • Tile backs and runners: Coins from runs unlock six tile-back skins and five runners — the Bamboo Panda, the God of Fortune, the Delivery Rider, the Lion Dancer and the Table Master — each with a small perk. • Daily Double Run: Once a day you can take a run that pays double score and double coins. Coin pickups count twice as well. • One revive a day: After a crash you may watch a short in-game clip to get back on your feet with the road cleared and half your rack emptied. Good to know This is a single-player arcade game. There is no gambling, no wagering and no real-money purchase of any kind — coins are earned only by running, and the "reward clip" is a short in-game animation, not an advertisement. Everything is stored locally on your device and can be wiped from Settings at any time.

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1. First observed Aug 19, 2026 · 4:52 PM Free