Is Whatajong the four-player mahjong game?
No. This is Mahjong Solitaire, a single-player tile-matching game. You remove pairs from a stacked board rather than draw and discard tiles against other players.
Cozy web games
Whatajong turns Mahjong Solitaire into a 24-round adventure. Clear matching tiles, earn enough points for the round, and choose upgrades between boards. This PCder-hosted version has browser-generated sound and no original game analytics.
Controls: Tap two matching free tiles. The tutorial explains which tiles can be selected; all game actions use on-screen controls.
PCder pick
This page is one of the games PCder is comfortable recommending first: the controls are clear, the source trail is visible, and the game fits a desktop browser session.
Regional page
This Canada page keeps Whatajong close to the searches Canadian desktop players use. Match free mahjong tiles and meet each round's point goal. The game stays browser based, with no installer or launcher.
Quick answer
Whatajong is a Mahjong Solitaire game with 24 rounds. Match identical tiles to clear the board, and score enough points to meet each round's goal. A tile is available when nothing covers it and at least one side is open. PCder hosts a browser build of the MIT-licensed game.
How to play
Player guide
A matching pair only works when both tiles are free. Clear tiles that cover others or block their sides, then check which new pairs become available.
Common questions
No. This is Mahjong Solitaire, a single-player tile-matching game. You remove pairs from a stacked board rather than draw and discard tiles against other players.
A tile is blocked if another tile sits above it or both its left and right sides are covered. Clear nearby pairs to make it available.
Yes. The game has a responsive layout and touch controls. Tap the tiles and use the buttons shown on screen.
Yes. Pao Ramon publishes the game code under the MIT license. PCder hosts a browser build and links to the original GitHub repository.
PCder hosts Whatajong under /source/whatajong/. This build removes the original PostHog integration and generates its sound in your browser instead of loading the original audio files. PCder still uses its own site analytics, as described in the privacy policy.
Yes. The Canada page keeps Whatajong in a desktop browser format with no installer, clear controls, and source notes. A school, office, or managed network may still block access.