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Moraff's MoreJongg, one in the series of MahJongg titles released by Moraff Games for solitaire play, includes several play modes and a variety of options allowing gameplay customization. Game variations include Traditional Game, Big Tile Game and MegaMoreJongg (288 tiles). The game is available both as a single title from Global Star Software or as part of a collection in Moraff's Maximum Mahjongg. Default mode contains 144 tiles, some stacked in overlapping layers, and only unblocked tiles on the top layers can be removed. When selected, unblocked tiles highlight, showing availability for removal if a match is found. Blocked tiles neither highlight nor can they be removed. Some tile sets contain pairs of tiles with similar colors but different patterns or calligraphy. Only pairs with the same color and pattern/calligraphy can be matched, except for flower and season tiles, where any of four different flowers can be matched to another, or seasons with seasons. Tiles that match will automatically be removed if selected and the game continues until no valid matches remain or the board is cleared. The interface is mouse driven with selections accomplished via dropdown menus. A statistics screen displays the number of games won, average time in a winning game, fastest winning time and total time played. Other customization choices include full or windowed screen, background images (patterns or a variety of photographic images), tile sets with various colors and patterns and an undo function that reverses your last move. Tech support at the Moraff Games and Global Star Software websites is provided in the help menu. The default music is a MIDI version of an instrumental arrangement and cycles through several other numbers. You can opt to toggle the music off and keep the audible feedback ("Sorry" and "Oh dear") responses on. A random play feature is also available along with the option to turn all sounds off. A "cheat" function is offered that allows you to check for available moves using the "Get Hint" selection from the upper edge menu bar or by right clicking the mouse anywhere on the screen (if available, two matching tiles will highlight). Games are timed with only the ten fastest times posted to the winner's list.