Among the tile-match games here, next to Tile Club, Mahjong Blast and Tile Park, Vita Mahjong is the one currently dressed up as a Kung Fu Panda crossover, with a slow, calm rhythm to match. It is free, plays offline and carries an Everyone content rating. Below you will find what the free version offers, how the puzzles work and how recently the game was updated.
What is free, and where ads and purchases appear
The game is free. Ads and in-app purchases are both declared.
Several aids are free. Hints, undo and shuffle are the three props the developer names for getting past a hard board. Scoring is adjustable too: the developer says classic games can be played with no timer and no score pressure, which suits a quiet session more than a race.
The Kung Fu Panda content is limited-time. The crossover boards and the event-only avatars and frames are offered for a short period. If you want those items, treat the window as closing.
Classic boards, special tiles and the Daily Challenge
The goal is the familiar one. You clear the board by pairing tiles with identical images, and only tiles that are not covered or blocked can be matched. A tap or a slide on two matching tiles removes them. Once every tile is gone, the board is complete.
The developer says the base game follows traditional tile sets and ships with hundreds of boards. On top of that sit special tiles that change how some boards play. An Active Mind mode is aimed at memory training, and a Super Combo bonus triggers when you chain matches in a row. A Daily Challenge hands out trophies for regular practice.
Presentation leans on size. Tiles and text are large, and the game is optimized for both phones and tablets. Offline mode is part of the package, which fits the tags on the page: board, offline and everyone.
The Kung Fu Panda collaboration adds a Po and Friends tile set, backdrops drawn from the Valley of Peace, and fresh crossover boards made for the event. Collab avatars and frames are also unlockable for your profile.
Version 3.44.1, Android 7.0 and the studio behind it
The current version is 3.44.1, last updated on October 29, 2026. The game first came out on January 8, 2024, and it needs Android 7.0 or newer.
The developer is Vita Studio, with a site at vitastudio.ai. The studio says it also makes Vita Color, Vita Jigsaw, Vita Word Search, Vita Block and Vita Sudoku, all with a relaxation-first approach. That background fits the low-pressure tone of the mahjong game.
The recent update date and the live Kung Fu Panda collaboration both suggest the title is actively maintained.
Vita Mahjong pros and cons
Pros
- Free to download on Google Play
- Offline mode, so boards are playable without a connection
- Hints, undo and shuffle are described as free aids
- Timer and score pressure can be switched off for relaxed play
- Large tiles and text with support for both phones and tablets
Cons
- Contains ads and in-app purchases
- The Kung Fu Panda content is limited-time, so it may disappear
- Current version is 3.44.1
- Requires Android 7.0 or newer
Is Vita Mahjong safe?
Vita Mahjong comes from Vita Studio, and its package ID is com.vitastudio.mahjong. The content rating is Everyone. Ads and in-app purchases are both declared, so expect to see them between boards and in the store.
How to install Vita Mahjong
- Press the Google Play button on this page.
- Check the listing in the Play Store and press Install.
- Open Vita Mahjong when the install finishes. Updates arrive through Google Play.
