One of the very direct and simplified online Mahjong games encountered.
No nonsense or hassle in finding a game on Steam.
Two types of traditional Mahjong game, ofthe Chinese ( with Joker ) and the Japanese ( Riichi ) style.
Had played the game on my phone and tablets on and off the recent year.
Steam platform and the Google accounts don't relate, the difference in ' no ads ' or repetitive ' free money from watching ' on the android version.
Logically, the mobile version would be more convenient for ' freebies '.

Games are always ongoing, as Computer NPC plays and replaced if any new users pops onto the table for the queue.
Without needing to sit for entire Wind of the game, players can leave anytime they pleased during or after a hand.

Mahjong, four players, always isn't easy being the Winner, odds just isn't there,
but often one might find, other's tiles are just supernatural well for consecutive hands, sweeping off everyone's credits.

Still very much prefer the traditional Chinese style, without Jokers, as it speeds up the hand to much and ruins Tile Safety, forced to
try to play as much the Japanese game, since its more tactical.


Decent time waster,
Mahjong, can be addictive.

This game is badly in need of a review of the English translations by a native or skilled speaker.
The text is virtually unreadable in English.
Added to other reviewers, I can't recommend it at the "free" price tag.

Hanchan? What's that? Is it tasty? This has only single hands… Stay away.

After my first online game, they told me to 'top up' using real cash cause I lost.
So yeah...make your own guesses.

They allow you to set your gender profile. Avatar will need to use in game cash.

i dont know if its just me or

This is among the best Mahjong games here on Steam, for both Chinese and Riichi players. Lots of fun missions to do, I really liked that, and also the jokers. Also easy to keep track of hands with the in game yaku / title list, great design of the interface! (Though could use a little better translation some places for English speakers)

All in all I hope the devs can keep the online multiplayer going for many many years to come!

WU TOOONG!!!

THE PEOPLE IN THIS GAME TRAILER LOOK WAY TOO HAPPY TO PLAYING MAHJONG CAW CAW

WHICH IS LIKE SAYING MY DONG CAW CAW, MAHJONG IS VERY COMPLICATED CAW CAW. I MEAN IF I WAS A YOUNG JIMMY I WOULD PROBABLY PLAYING FORNITE INSTEAD AS WELL CAW CAW

PROS :

- If you're looking for Chinese mahjong there really isn't any alternative on Steam.
- The game is also available on tablet/phone.
- The player base is good enough so you find games quickly (I believe there is crossplay).
- Visually decent
- Offers some customization options (but limited)
- Free for AI practice, friends and matchmaking online play. Credits are given back every 3 hours if you loose too much in online play (can be given back without cooldown for private friends game).

CONS :

- The same credits are used for leaderboard games and friends games
- Tutorials could be in-game demonstrations instead of text based (or you can just watch a few YouTUbe videos I guess tbh)