1/5 stars. Let me explained why I think this game is bad and does not deserve your money: 1) This game have 3 "mode". One of them is "Free play". You would think that free play mean the player can set the rule. LOL NOPE! You are restricted to maximum 4 points in the beginning. You want to set 3 points to max? You need to "unlock" these by playing "Champion” and “PVP” mode. Which brings to the next point: 2) “Champion” mode is totally lame. Is like a single player game where you go around and beat like 9 bosses. But the AI for these “bosses” seem to be the same. So what makes a boss “difficult” ? They set victory condition rather than out right win the most money. So for example, one of the boss, you “win” by winning 3 rounds of self draw. If you cant do that in 30 minutes, you “loss”. What makes it worst is that for each bosses, you also need to earn “key” to challenge them. The first boss and the last 2 boss have no keys. To earn keys, you have to play a...

This game is broken, at least under the Taiwanese ruleset - it sometimes doesn't notice that a hand is winning.

One of the rare real Mahjong games in steam. The game would be better if no restriction in free play mode.

A clean and intuitive interface! Easy of use! Any serious mahjong player will love this game. Hours of fun for friends and family. Can play against computers. They are good! Highly recommended.

Fairly compact game of actual traditional Mahjong. Not the solitaire tile matching game so popular on every platform. I'm learning to play 'real' mahjong (IRL tiles, dice, etc.) and this game really helps. It doesn't have a literal tutorial so you need to get the basic rules from online or a book, but playing it helps you understand how to build hands and the get used to the flow of the game. I'm not a huge fan of the money earning unlock system in this game. It smacks of the same sort of mechanics in moblie games. Not microtransactions but a repetitive play grind. If the the rewards were a bit more generous or the requirements for getting to new cities in the Championship mode were a little less huge... Presentation is cutesy but fine. Game loads and plays quickly. I have not played multiplayer. Two things to notice: First, the names given to the triplets and sequences are different from almost any source I've seen online or in a book. I'm familiar with these as chow, pung, kong, ...

A challenging real Mahjong game with walls. The bots you play against are good.

Would not recommend, when you go the medium level, the game deliberately make your enemies have better card all the time, even if you try very hard to gain advantage, one simple tile would make you lose all the previous winnings this has happened throughout my 19 hr of game play

You can buy this game if you don't mind losing, The AI feels quite rigged, it's so ridiculous. I don't understand the designers mindset. The resolution of the game is bad as well, can't even recognize my own flowers. Bought this game in order to practice, but it's only a waste of time. It's so sad.

very buggy program and unable to lock other levels. would not recommend at all. going to see how i can get my money back.

It's a good way to play mahjong against AI players, in my experience.