Mahjong Destiny

If you enjoy Mahjong Solitare, I very much recommend this game. It's a cheap game and is great for the price. The good: It's enjoyable and very much what you would expect. The gameplay is how it should be, with a very fair learning curve. This is accompanied by beautifull graphics and a great sound-design. The bad: While the sound design is great, there seems to be some issues. Sometimes the musiccomes out of only one headphone in my headset. The orientation of the music seems to be relevant to the cameras orientation, so I think they've somehow added it as a 3D sound that gets broadcasted in stereo/surroundsound. The UI is kinda cluncky designed. It doesn't hurt the game as such, but it's a shame when the rest of the graphics are so great. All in all a great game with few and only minor inconveniences, that can easily be overlooked because of the price.

I thought it was a mahjong with a real story and a character to move as in an adventure game, but it's just poetry and a girl walking a few steps automatically beetween the puzzles (which are impossible to loose)...

Maybe if they spent more time on making the game fun and less time on bewbie physics this would be worth your time.

The little bit I played was alright, and I like how they use tiles to spell messages out. And I get that it's a Mahjong-centered game But having to do a puzzle EVERY 2-3 STEPS or so, repeating that several times to get small tidbits of the love story didn't make for a fun game, in my opinion.

This is a cute game. The puzzles get more challenging as you go on, but it would be perfect for beginners to mahjong and the young. the story behind the game is a love tale, punctuated by poetry. Note: for those who are a bit more experienced with mahjong it can get a bit tedious...

This puzzle based game is quite honestly relaxing and I highly suggest trying it out. We all played the Mahjong type of game in the past but this is just so peaceful to play and I think there is a storyline in the game as well. I suggest this "game".

A typical Mahjong game. I enjoyed it though it was really short compared to most. Very similar to Puzzles Under the Hill but a good pass time for Mahjong fans.

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A very fun way for kids to learn the Mahjong game. The little girl's walk is automated, you do not control her, but she goes to each crystal and opens a new puzzle. The arrow that makes you skip the texts is in top right of the screen and it pretty transparent so you might miss it if you don't look very good and you won't be able to pass the intorduction.

Easy