This puzzle, a bigger world
Clear the rubble around the island’s buildings.
Find matching pairs on a tile board from Edgekin. Choose tiles that are available under the board’s rules, clear a pair and look for the next opening.
Clear the rubble around the island’s buildings.
Try all six puzzles for free in Edgekin. Choose a familiar board or learn a different set of rules.
Tend the lantern and meet the kin that find their way to your beacon.
Open Edgekin beside this page to meet the kin and begin restoring your own island.
Restore the Home to make room for the kin who arrive at your beacon.
Your Chronicle holds the story cards you receive. Return to the book to revisit an event.
Swap pieces, place shapes, match tiles or use logic. Each mechanic belongs to the same island world.
Your island and its collection are waiting in the side panel. Practice boards keep their own progress here.
Find two available tiles with matching symbols.
Clear the rubble around the island’s buildings.
Try all six puzzles for free in Edgekin. Choose a familiar board or learn a different set of rules.
Tend the lantern and meet the kin that find their way to your beacon.
Open Edgekin beside this page to meet the kin and begin restoring your own island.
Restore the Home to make room for the kin who arrive at your beacon.
Your Chronicle holds the story cards you receive. Return to the book to revisit an event.
Swap pieces, place shapes, match tiles or use logic. Each mechanic belongs to the same island world.
Your island and its collection are waiting in the side panel. Practice boards keep their own progress here.
This is a single-player pair-removal puzzle, rather than four-player mahjong. Expand the same board if you prefer more room to see the available tiles.
Play a practice board directly in your browser. The rules explain which tiles you can select. For a relaxing mahjong session, follow the available pairs and take a break between moves when you need one.
Edgekin uses this mahjong solitaire mechanic for Rubble Clearing. The cards explain how it fits into restoring the island. Practice games keep their own progress; they do not spend a kin’s charge or award resources in your world.