Easter mahjong deluxe and its open-side egg matching board
This holiday take on puzzle play swaps the usual tile symbols for decorated eggs, and you remove them by pairing identical images. Because only tiles with an open left or right side can be picked, every move changes the shape of the pyramid and forces you to plan ahead in YaYoYe.
Pair the eggs without boxing yourself in
The core rule is pure mahjong: click two matching tiles, but only when they are free on the sides and not blocked on all edges. That makes each choice matter, since opening a path now can expose a better pair later.
For a very close board-solving cousin with the same tile-pairing logic, Mahjong is a natural reference point. If you enjoy matching layouts that keep shifting as you clear them, Butterfly Kyodai and Kris Mahjong follow a similar rhythm.
Watch the timer and use hints wisely
The clock sits at the bottom of the screen, so you are racing the countdown while you hunt for the next legal match. Unused hints and saved time turn into bonus points, which gives careful clears a real edge in this matching challenge.
Mouse or touch, then clear the whole pyramid
You can play with a mouse or by tapping, so the game works as a straightforward browser round on desktop and mobile. If you want a seasonal board that leans into Easter visuals instead of classic characters, the egg artwork keeps the layout easy to read while you work toward removing every tile.