
Experience Far Eastern Mahjong fun and help the temple principal’s daughter retrieve her favorite rabbit.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Portuguese - Portugal, Swedish
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let's start with the good/not bad: graphics are servicable, the piano music is pleasant, there are separate volume settings and windowed mode, no timer (if you match faster, you get more useless points), there's shuffle, and undo slowly recharges. oh, and there's a rabbit in it. now the bad: [b]windowed mode[/b] is very small and not only can it not be resized, it [b]can't be minimized[/b] either, which is unheard of and really annoying, as you have to move it out of the way every time there's something you need from behind it, then move it back. the other issue is with shuffle. mahjong layouts being random is one thing and offering only one shuffle per level that won't necessarily save your butt can still be chalked up to randomness. however, if said [b]shuffle causes the game to become unresponsive[/b] and no matter how hard you click, you can't make matches anymore unless you restart, now that's a problem. and even if it doesn't happen, [b]you have to shuffle while there are still matches available[/b], because as soon as you run out, it's an instant game over. relaxed mode is endless, story mode has 60 levels, but I gave up on level 7. and they're selling this for 9 eur. what a joke.
gioco carino.modalità storia che mi aspettato strutturata diversamente,tipo che si evolvesse con immagini,invece che disegni su tipo pergamena.ma comunque è stato divertente completare tutti i 60 livelli consigliato
麻将消除游戏 游戏没有特殊玩法,并且当前已显示的麻将如果没有任何可匹配消除时游戏会强制失败(故事模式),后期会比较让人不爽 游戏价格不算太便宜从,除非非常喜欢同类游戏,否则不算太推荐
Oh yes!!! A fun Mahjong puzzle game where you get to track the most adorable rabbit/bunny ever!!! It is peacefull, fun and interesting. How can you not like a game where you get to look at beautiful tiles, designs and make up your own story?!! And best of all: It has a cutely happy ending!!! Thank you for the game with wonderful hours of fun!!! :DDDDDDD
2D Mahjong Temple is a relaxing casual puzzle game developed by Nijumi Games and published by familyplay that builds its experience around the enduring appeal of Mahjong solitaire. Instead of attempting to modernize the formula with complex mechanics or competitive systems, the game focuses on delivering a peaceful and accessible journey filled with tile-matching challenges, calming visuals, and a lighthearted story. The result is a comfortable puzzle experience designed for players who enjoy thoughtful gameplay and a slower pace. The game's narrative centers on a simple but charming premise. The daughter of a temple caretaker discovers that her beloved pet rabbit has wandered away, prompting her to begin a search across various locations inspired by traditional Eastern culture. While the storyline remains modest and never becomes the primary focus, it provides a pleasant sense of purpose for progressing through the game's collection of puzzles. The adventure structure helps connect the individual stages and gives players a reason to continue advancing beyond the satisfaction of simply clearing boards. At its heart, 2D Mahjong Temple remains faithful to the classic Mahjong solitaire formula. Players must identify and remove matching pairs of tiles from carefully arranged layouts until the board is completely cleared. While the rules are easy to understand, the challenge comes from determining which tiles should be removed first and avoiding situations where remaining pieces become inaccessible. This balance between simplicity and strategy is one of the reasons Mahjong has remained popular for so many years, and the game does a good job of preserving those strengths. One of the title's most appealing qualities is its accessibility. Newcomers can quickly learn the mechanics and begin making progress almost immediately. The interface is clean, the objectives are straightforward, and the game never overwhelms players with unnecessary complications. At the same time, later stages introduce more elaborate tile arrangements that require greater concentration and planning. This gradual increase in difficulty ensures that experienced puzzle fans still encounter meaningful challenges while beginners remain comfortable. The game features sixty unique Mahjong boards distributed across three chapters. This amount of content provides a respectable length for a casual puzzle title and offers enough variety to keep players engaged over multiple sessions. As players advance, layouts become more intricate and demand increasingly careful observation. The changing board configurations help prevent the gameplay from becoming repetitive and encourage players to continually refine their problem-solving strategies. A notable feature is the inclusion of different ways to enjoy the game. Players who simply want a relaxing puzzle experience can focus on clearing boards at their own pace, while those interested in following the adventure can progress through the story-driven structure. This flexibility allows the game to accommodate a range of playstyles and contributes to its broad appeal among casual gamers. The visual presentation complements the gameplay exceptionally well. Drawing inspiration from East Asian aesthetics, the environments feature peaceful scenery, decorative elements, and colorful artwork that reinforce the game's tranquil atmosphere. The tile designs remain clear and easy to distinguish, which is particularly important in a Mahjong game where readability directly affects gameplay. Although the graphics are not technically ambitious, they successfully create a soothing environment that encourages long and relaxing play sessions. The soundtrack further enhances this sense of calm. Gentle background music accompanies the puzzles and helps establish a meditative tone. The audio never becomes distracting or repetitive, instead serving as a subtle companion to the gameplay. Combined with the visual design, the music transforms the experience into something that feels more like a relaxing pastime than a demanding challenge. What makes the game particularly effective is its focus on creating a stress-free experience. There are no complicated progression systems, no competitive pressures, and no mechanics designed to rush the player. Instead, the game encourages patience, observation, and thoughtful decision-making. This relaxed approach makes it an ideal choice for players seeking a break from more intense genres and looking for something they can enjoy at their own pace. The game's biggest limitation is that it remains very traditional in its design. Players hoping for innovative twists on Mahjong or significant gameplay experimentation may find the experience somewhat familiar. The adventure elements and story provide additional context, but the core gameplay remains rooted in established Mahjong solitaire mechanics. However, this commitment to tradition is also part of the game's appeal. Rather than reinventing the genre, it focuses on delivering a polished and enjoyable version of a formula that has already proven its longevity. Another strength is the game's suitability for short play sessions. Individual puzzles can be completed relatively quickly, making it easy to enjoy a few levels during brief breaks or settle in for a longer session when time permits. This flexibility adds to the game's accessibility and makes it a convenient choice for casual players. Ultimately, 2D Mahjong Temple succeeds because it understands exactly what its audience expects. It provides a generous collection of puzzles, an inviting atmosphere, and a simple narrative wrapped around a timeless gameplay formula. Every aspect of the presentation supports the goal of creating a calm and enjoyable experience, and the game rarely strays from that vision. For fans of Mahjong solitaire and casual puzzle games, 2D Mahjong Temple offers a pleasant journey filled with well-designed boards and a relaxing atmosphere. Its accessible mechanics, attractive presentation, and steady progression make it an enjoyable choice for players who appreciate thoughtful puzzles without unnecessary complexity. While it may not revolutionize the genre, it delivers a polished and satisfying experience that remains true to the enduring appeal of classic Mahjong. Rating: 6/10
There is absolutly nothing original in this Mahjong and it's boring. You can shuffle pieces once, but the result may be impossible to win because of stacked pieces.
Ah-mazing artwork! Easy gameplay, though? Not so much... But every second is fun and beautiful at the same time.
If you like just straight mahjong this is a great game. There is no earning energies or coins, just mahjong puzzles. I also like that the pictures on the tiles are all very different and easy to see. I sometimes have trouble telling some of the traditional pictures on the tiles apart, but these are clear and colorful. I am greatly enjoying this game.
It's mahjong, nothing more, nothing less. Do you like mahjong? Then this is worth buying on sale.
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