Install it like any other app, open it, and you’ll land on the main menu. Everything below is set from there.

If reading the traditional Chinese tile faces is slowing you down, switch to English Tiles — the same tile set, with the Character suit shown using numbers/letters that are easier to read at a glance while you’re learning.

Hand levels run from Level 0 (Chicken Hand) to Level 8 (the maximum — see the Payouts lesson for what each level means). Two settings control which wins are allowed in a game:

These apply to whichever game you start next — practice, Quick Match, or a private game — so agree on them with the table before you start if you’re playing with friends.

Flower and Season tiles are optional bonus tiles — drawing one gives a small scoring bonus and you draw a replacement tile. They’re off by default while you’re still learning the core game.

From the main menu, open MultiPlayer (Beta). From there:

No connection? Multiplayer falls back to offline play automatically, so you can always keep playing.

To play a table of just your own friends instead of matching with strangers, choose Start Match from the MultiPlayer (Beta) menu. This opens a table and shows a Game # code on screen.

Everyone at the table plays under whatever Minimum/Maximum Level and Flowers settings the game was started with — agree on those first if it matters to your group.