Where TETR.IO or FreeCellOK ask for reflexes or card logic, KMahjongg asks you to match tiles. It is a Windows game from KDE e.V. built on the oriental game of Mahjong, and it is free.
Mahjongg Solitaire is the whole point
KMahjongg is a Mahjongg Solitaire game. It is a board game modeled on the Chinese game Mahjong, written 麻將 in the original script.
What a session looks like
Solitaire of this type is a single-player puzzle, which fits the puzzle-games category it sits in. Expect the familiar tile-matching format.
The install is 106.8 MB, version 26.08.2, released on November 3, 2026.
Against GCompris, MineSweeperOK and puzzletea
The listed alternatives include GCompris Educational Software, MineSweeperOK, FreeCellOK, puzzletea and TETR.IO. Among them, FreeCellOK and MineSweeperOK are the other classic solitaire-style picks.
KMahjongg differs by its tile theme and its publisher, KDE e.V., which also distributes it under GPL-2.0-or-later.
kmahjongg pros and cons
Pros
- Free to install
- Open source under GPL-2.0-or-later
- Published by KDE e.V.
- Version 26.08.2 dated November 3, 2026
Cons
- 106.8 MB is large for a single tile game
- Limited detail on modes, layouts and difficulty options
- Only one feature is documented, so depth is unclear
Is kmahjongg safe?
The installer for KMahjongg comes straight from KDE's own server at cdn.kde.org, so nothing is served from our side. KDE e.V. publishes it under the GPL-2.0-or-later licence. As with any file you fetch, run it past your antivirus before opening it.
How to install kmahjongg
- Press the download button to get the official file.
- Run the installer you saved and confirm the Windows security prompt if the publisher matches.
- Follow the setup steps, then start kmahjongg from the Start menu.
