Press kit
Everything here comes from the game itself: a short fact sheet, logo files, real screenshots and a boilerplate paragraph. There are no made-up figures.
The ZIP holds the fact sheet, all six logo files and the twelve screenshots below.
What is Yila Mahjong?
Yila Mahjong is a cozy mahjong-solitaire game you can play in your browser. Every board is dealt so it can be cleared, a stuck board gets a free rescue instead of a game over, and your lifetime score never resets.
Its look is a zen tea house: warm woods, washi paper menus, lacquer-red buttons with gold ink, a rich green felt table and ivory tiles.
Fact sheet
- Name
- Yila Mahjong
- Genre
- Mahjong solitaire, a cozy puzzle game
- Plays on
- Web browserThe current play address is a development server.
- Android
- Test build onlyDebug build 0.1.0, installed by sideloading. Not on Google Play or any store.
- iOS
- No iOS build
- Modes
- Tray mode (default), classic tap-two
- Tiles
- 42 faces34 standard faces plus 4 Flowers and 4 Seasons.
- Face sets
- Classic Brush, Dynasty, Heritage
- Daily challenge
- 1 shared board per UTC dayEvery posted run is replayed by the server.
- Progression
- 7-day gifts, 16 badges, zen garden
- Account
- None neededSaves stay in the browser on your device.
- Real-money purchases
- None in the current build
- Ads
- None in the web buildNo ad network is connected.
- Status
- Working prototype
- Former name
- Serene MahjongRenamed Yila Mahjong on 2026-07-16.
- First playable build
- 2026-07-15
What makes it different?
It keeps the familiar feel of mahjong solitaire and removes the parts that feel unfair.
- Every board is dealt solvable by construction, then re-checked by a separate solver.
- No game over: a stuck board or a full tray is rescued for free, never tied to an ad.
- Ad limits are hard numbers in the code: at most 1 forced ad every 4 levels, none before level 4, reward ads opt-in only.
- Coins are earned just by playing. Boosters, skins and garden ornaments have fixed coin prices.
- The lifetime score never resets, and badges are permanent.
Which logo files are there?
Six files: the wordmark for light and dark backgrounds as SVG and PNG, plus the square tile mark. All have transparent backgrounds.
Where are the screenshots?
Here: twelve real browser captures of a local build of the current game code, taken on 2026-10-08. Nothing is composited or AI-generated.
Is there a boilerplate paragraph?
Yes. Use it as written, or trim it; every claim in it comes from the game.
Yila Mahjong is a cozy mahjong-solitaire game that plays in the web browser. It keeps the calm, familiar feel of the genre and is built to be fair underneath: every board is dealt so it can be cleared, a stuck board gets a free rescue instead of a game over, the ad rules are written into the code as hard limits, coins are earned just by playing, and your lifetime score never resets. Players can choose tray mode, where free tiles fly into a 4-slot tray and pairs clear, or classic tap-two, and can take on a daily challenge whose leaderboard replays every posted run before ranking it.
Who should be credited?
The Heritage tile faces come from an open-licence set, credited here as a courtesy.
Mahjong tile face artwork by FluffyStuff (github.com/FluffyStuff/riichi-mahjong-tiles), CC0 1.0 Universal (public domain).
The licence is CC0 1.0, so credit is not legally required. The game's zen garden backdrop and ornament pictures were made with an AI image model, then cleaned up.
How can press get in touch?
A public contact channel has not been set up yet, so there is no press email or phone number to list today.
The best way to see the game is to play it in your browser.
See it for yourself
Yila Mahjong plays in your web browser, with no account and no sign-in.