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Tenhou is a Japanese online mahjong service focused on riichi mahjong, the ruleset commonly played in Japan. Launched in 2006, it provides online matches and ranking-oriented play for people who want to compete against other players rather than play only against local opponents or computer-controlle...
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Highly respected competitive riichi platform with elite player base, robust rankings, and historical influence; austere interface limits accessibility.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyMahjong Soul is a free-to-play online multiplayer game based on the rules of Japanese riichi mahjong, originally released in 2018 by Cat Food Studio and published globally by Yostar. The game distinguishes itself from traditional digital mahjong clients by integrating gacha mechanics, allowing playe...
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Large active community praises polished online riichi mahjong, presentation, and events; gacha monetization, lengthy matches, and luck-driven frustration divide users.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyShanghai II: Dragon's Eye is a computer game sequel to the tile-matching classic Shanghai, published by Activision in 1990. It retains the traditional mahjong solitaire gameplay of its predecessor while introducing new tile layouts and a two-player mode called Dragon's Eye. In this competitive mode,...
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Classic mahjong solitaire release with strong historical reputation; elegant presentation and longevity, despite dated interface.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyMahjong Titans is a mahjong solitaire computer game developed by Oberon Games and included with selected editions of Microsoft Windows Vista and Windows 7. Players remove matching pairs of exposed tiles from layered arrangements, with a pair considered available only when neither tile is covered and...
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Beloved Windows bundled mahjong solitaire; broad familiarity and clean execution, though simple and platform-bound.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyKyodai Mahjongg is a mahjong solitaire game for Microsoft Windows, developed by French programmer René-Gilles Deberdt. The game was first released in the late 1990s and distributed as shareware, allowing users to try a limited version before purchasing. Players match pairs of mahjong tiles to clear...
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Long-running freeware favorite; deep layouts and customization earned loyalty, despite dated visuals and utilitarian feel.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyRiichi City is a 2021 digital adaptation of Japanese Riichi Mahjong that combines traditional tile-matching mechanics with anime-style graphics and character designs. The game implements the standard rules of Japanese Riichi Mahjong, including features like dora tiles, riichi declarations, and yaku...
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Popular riichi client praised for accessibility, presentation, and competent online play; gacha elements, suggestive styling, bots, and matchmaking concerns divide users.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyShanghai: Dynasty is a 1998 Activision mahjong solitaire game developed by Quicksilver Software, part of the long-running Shanghai computer-game series.
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Well liked Shanghai compilation; respected solitaire mahjong formula and multiplayer options, but not as iconic as earlier entries.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyThe Achiga Girls' Academy in Nara once defeated regional mahjong powerhouse Bansei High School. It advanced into the national team semifinals but lost to the eventual champion, and the mahjong club was later disbanded. Six years later, elementary school student Shizuno Takakamo befriends transfer st...
The semifinal round of the Inter-High Mahjong Championship is still in full swing. After witnessing the extraordinary might of the champion Teru Miyanaga of Shiraitodai High School, the girls of Achiga High School are left bewildered. However, even if the odds are against them, it's not too late yet...
Mahjongg Dimensions is a casual tile-matching puzzle game developed by Arkadium that adapts traditional mahjong solitaire into a 3D environment. Instead of flat, layered layouts, the game presents a three-dimensional block or cube of tiles that players must rotate to view and access. The objective i...
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Widely played 3D mahjong solitaire twist; accessible and visually distinct, though depth and monetization versions vary.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyMahjong Quest is a casual tile-matching puzzle game developed and published by iWin for personal computers. It expands upon traditional mahjong solitaire by incorporating a single-player narrative where players follow a protagonist restoring balance to an empire. The game features progressively chal...
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Very popular mahjong solitaire adventure; accessible structure and broad casual appeal, though puzzle depth is moderate.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyMahjong Epic is a digital mahjong solitaire game developed by the Norwegian studio Kristanix Games for personal computers and mobile platforms. The objective is to clear boards by matching pairs of identical open tiles, and the game distinguishes itself by offering thousands of different board layou...
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Popular casual mahjong solitaire package; lots of boards and relaxed play, but conventional design and modest critical footprint.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyMicrosoft Mahjong is a digital version of mahjong solitaire published by Microsoft for Windows and later released on mobile platforms. Players remove pairs of matching, uncovered tiles from layered arrangements, with the objective of clearing the board rather than playing the four-player Chinese gam...
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Modern Microsoft version is polished and accessible; ads and service-era changes reduce affection versus Titans.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyMahjong Quest 2 is a sequel to iWin's Mahjong Quest, notable for continuing the casual PC series' travel-story structure around mahjong solitaire boards.
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Respectable sequel with more content; fans appreciate continuity, but reviews see limited advancement over the original.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyIn the year 1947, the people of Shinjuku are down on their luck. With little money to buy food or necessities, some resort to gambling in order to survive. Traveling Tetsuya chooses to spend his time at Mahjong parlors where he is wiping the floor clean with his adversaries. However, when Tetsuya me...
Zen Match is a mobile puzzle game developed by Moon Active and released in 2021. Its main mechanic asks players to select tiles from a board and make groups of three in a holder, clearing the board while avoiding an overloaded holder. The game combines progressively difficult levels with boosters, r...
Mahjong Journey is a free-to-play digital mahjong solitaire game developed and published by G5 Entertainment. Its story follows a young girl and her grandfather as they travel around the world searching for her lost parents, while the player clears hundreds of layouts by pairing matching tiles. Boos...
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Mobile mahjong solitaire with broad reach; polished enough, but free-to-play pacing and generic design lower consensus.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyTile Busters is a mobile tile-matching puzzle game developed by Tripledot Studios and released in 2021. It adapts the familiar tile-clearing idea of mahjong solitaire into a level-based format, asking players to select matching tiles from a board and remove them from play. The game is aimed at casua...
Mahjong Trails is a mahjong solitaire game associated with the Munich-based developer MegaZebra. It was distributed through Facebook and mobile platforms, using the familiar solitaire format in which players remove matching tile pairs from a layout. The game belongs to the social and casual puzzle m...
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Social/mobile mahjong solitaire had casual popularity, but energy systems, monetization, and repetitive design weaken consensus.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyMahjong Journey: Tile Match is the mobile title used by G5 Entertainment for Mahjong Journey, a solitaire-style mahjong game. Its play is based on removing matching tile pairs from arranged layouts, following the rules of tile-matching solitaire rather than competitive four-player mahjong. The game...
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Modern mobile tile-match variant is accessible but heavily shaped by monetization and repetition, with limited critical respect.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyMahjong Time is an online gaming service associated with digital versions of mahjong. It provides multiplayer play and has supported American Mahjong as well as other regional forms of the game, which differ in rules, tiles, scoring, and winning patterns. The service is intended for players who want...
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Long-running platform offers multiple mahjong variants and organized competition, but dated presentation, technical complaints, fees, and a limited population weaken ratings.
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