MahJong

About

MahJong is a Chinese-inspired game with randomly generated tile arrangements for infinite possibilities. It features 10 distinct tile and table sets with hand-designed, 3D tiles that can be rotated and zoomed for detailed viewing. The objective is to match open tile pairs, clearing the board layer by layer to the soothing backdrop of outstanding music.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

76%

Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews

graphics6 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

Pleasant graphics and relaxing gameplay make it enjoyable for casual play.
Offers a variety of tile designs and three levels of difficulty, enhancing replayability.
The hint-shuffle mechanism aids in gameplay, making it a soothing and time-filling puzzle experience.

Limited content with only one diagram to play, and registration issues prevent progression.
Clunky user interface and controls, making it frustrating to play at times.
Scoring bugs and lack of essential features like hints and an undo button detract from the overall experience.

graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
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The graphics of the game are generally praised for being visually appealing and smooth, with some users noting it as the best in its genre. However, there are concerns about the game's high demands on hardware, leading to unnecessary strain on graphics cards and noise from cooling fans.
- “The graphics show up great on my machine and gameplay is nice and smooth.”
- “Graphically appealing, the best of the genre that I have tried.”
- “Pleasant graphics.”
- “This means my graphics card is working as hard as it can to crank out hundreds of fps, while my monitor won't show more than 60Hz.”
- “It's a waste of energy, shortens the life of my graphics card, and my GPU's fan makes annoying noise while I'm trying to listen to music.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
62%
38%
Users have expressed frustration with the game's music, noting that there are long silences of up to five minutes between tracks, which they find disruptive and potentially harmful to their hardware. This issue detracts from the overall experience, as it interrupts the flow of gameplay and creates unnecessary noise from cooling fans.
- “It'll play one song, but once the song is over, it's completely silent for about five minutes before the next track starts.”
- “It's a waste of energy, shortens the life of my graphics card, and my GPU's fan makes annoying noise while I'm trying to listen to music.”
- “I also have a small issue with the music that I'm not sure is intentional or not.”