Koishi Fall: Relaxing Puzzle

Place two falling Mahjong tiles. Match three of a kind. Then watch everything above tumble into place and set off another clear.

Koishi Fall turns a familiar match puzzle on its side. Every placement can start a chain, so a quiet move now can become a satisfying cascade later.

Choose your pace

Zen keeps a steady rhythm and carries on when the stack gets crowded. Classic grows faster as you clear and ends when the tiles reach the top.

Meet the lotus

When a Zen board runs high, a lotus joins the next piece. It counts as any tile it touches and clears every connected group it completes, giving you one thoughtful chance to open the board again.

Play your way

• Every tile already has its own silhouette. Colour blind mode also prints a letter on each face, so shape, colour and code all identify it independently
• High contrast mode uses vivid tile bodies, heavy white outlines, harder corners and thicker interface lines. It is a maximal visibility palette, not a dark theme
• Small, medium and large tile settings scale the board without hiding the score or controls. Large tiles are easier to see and give you bigger touch targets
• Left and right handed tablet layouts move the information and control rail to your preferred side
• Reduced motion resolves every cascade step instantly while score, chain count and optional haptics still register each link
• Haptics can be switched off completely. When enabled, they distinguish placement, clears and lotus arrival, with stronger feedback for deeper chains
• Buttons and tile faces include clear screen reader labels for VoiceOver and TalkBack

No distractions

No adverts. No account. No analytics. No tracking. No internet connection required. Your settings, records and current run stay on your device.

Version one is deliberately silent, so you can settle into the puzzle without an audio layer.

Place stones. Match three. Let the board clear itself.