MahJong generates random tile arrangements that gives you infinite game possibilities for this Chinese-inspired favorite.
Featuring 10 different tile and table sets, each tile is a delightful, hand-designed work of art, showcased in a 3D view with board rotation and zoom to capture every angle.
Select and match pairs of open tiles to remove them from the board, exposing layers of tiles below for more matching. The goal is to match every pair to fully clear the board. Outstanding music completes the experience that will transport you eastward.
This is the most beautiful mahjong app I’ve ever seen. The tiles look like you could reach into the screen and touch them. Having the game in 3D is great too. I’m not going to complain about having to pay for the full version because that’s what you have to do to get the full functionality. It either that or put up with ads. Developers have to make a living too. My one complaint with this app is that it has no shuffle function. If you run out of tile matches, your game is over. It’s very frustrating. Every other mahjong app allows you to shuffle the tiles. This app should as well.
Why does it start over????
Graphics? Great. Difficulty? Great. Settings? Great. EXCEPT that if u go to the settings to change anything in the game there is a chance that going back, your tiles will be reset. I was 3/4 of the way done with an insane tiles set and I went to settings, went back and I had to start all over! Very annoying but it is the most beautiful mahjong game on the App Store
Great, but frustrating bug
First of all, this is a great game. Good graphics, the puzzles are difficult but not so hard they will frustrate you, and the pictures on the dominoes are really cool. The bug is, after you play for like, 5 minutes, it gives you this sight that shows you to buy the whole game. That would be fine if there was a X out button! But you can’t X out, and then you have to restart!! So frustrating, but if you could fix that bug this game would be great.
False listing!
This version of the game is BEAUTIFUL! However, as another reviewer stated, it IS NOT FREE ! You cannot play even one game.
Full Camera Control!
Amazing
Good, but
This is the version of Mahjong that I have been looking for. I can lose a game, some versions just let you reshuffle the tiles, this one, you lost if no more moves are remaining
My only qualm is the battery life. I can play it fur 20 minutes and I will have lost 10% of my battery. If that could be lessened, I would give 5 stars.
Will not let you finish one game unless you make a purchase. Not free!
This is the worst app I’ve ever downloaded. And that’s too bad, because it had potential. It was pretty, simple to use and well made. The deal-breaking problem is that you can’t even get half way through your first game before their pop up blocks your game requiring that you make a minimum $1.99 purchase to continue. This app is not free as they advertise and should be removed from that list. It’s trickery that I won’t fall for. I don’t mind paying for a game that I like, but trick me and you can kma.
Hard to see
Might be fine on IPad but on my iPhone it's hard to distinguish one tile from the other. Tiles are beautifully done
Beautifully crafted
The tile detail and obvious care taken in the look of this Mahjong game is clear. I, like the previous reviewer agree that the menu system is a bit clumsy -- would love to see a different solution. I also would like a random tile selection option so that each game would randomly choose one of the amazing tile sets, making each game feel unique.
Otherwise great work.
Could use a couple important tweaks but good overall
I'll admit that I was initially pretty skeptical about buying an app with no reviews, but I am pretty pleased. Overall this game was a pleasure to play, but there were a couple of annoyances that I hope are resolved in a later release.
The main thing for me was the placement of the menu buttons (Hint, Game, Settings, etc.). The way they are now they partially obscure the outer top and bottom edges. Since you can zoom and rotate the board you could get around this by rotating the board. I still find them a bit distracting, though, so I hope that a small button will be added in a future update to show/hide the other buttons.
The only other comment I have is about the tiles themselves. The designs are beautiful, but I think they may mostly be too intricate for a screen as small as the iPod's or iPhone's. For those with good eyesight this should not affect gameplay, but I think it would be nice to see a couple simplified tile design options in future releases.
All that said the game does do what it is supposed to and provides a fun way to play Mahjong.
