Mahjong Club

I play Mahjong as a not very often leisure activity. I got into Japanese Mahjong because my friends buggered me about it, knowing that I play Hong Kong Mahjong. I don't call myself average even after months of play, but I wanted something that helps me train and get used to it(Because the physical size difference and tiles and different rules of each yaku and stuff is more complex than what I'm used to), something that can be played offline in case I don't get internet. This is, if not the best actual Mahjong experience on Steam, is a great tool to either kill your time or hone your skills. I'm just going to ignore story mode, haven't tried that at all since that's not the main reason I bought this game. Graphics are meh, but that really doesn't matter. The characters are drawn okay I guess. Tutorial is great for folks who have zero knowledge into Mahjong to pick it up. I also appreciate the training mode where I need to make a hand in 26 tiles. The ability part does make some interesting elements, have to admit. Lots to pick and play with. Praise to dev for adding a speed slider for those who really want to just have quick games. I do have one issue though: I turned off all sound options but the blaring trumpets still play when I enter a game. Please fix. Would buy at current price.

This game has a very clean and accessible Tutorial menu, which is very easy to use and read Yaku from. I have been teaching myself Mahjong for about 5 days. The first 2 Days were horrific, I had no idea what I was really doing, or why I wasn't winning or losing when I thought I should be. Day 3 I bought this Game. By Day 4 this game had taught me all of the basics of Mahjong and I was ready to move on to advanced tutorials - Day 4 also saw my first ever win, which was against real players, and I won with a fairly complex hand of Terminal and Honours, achieving a total of 7 Han, with open hand penalties! This game was undoubtedly the first step to my genuine understanding of Mahjong, and even though I am not a fan of the slightly flirty anime style of Mahjong games like this, I would happily pay the cost of this game again out of gratitude. Honestly, based SOLELY on my desperate need to learn, and the way this title fulfilled that need: [b]10/10[/b] [i]You'll have to decide for yourself how good the game is in any other way.[/i]

This Game is influenced by Saki-Mahjong Manga Series, so yeah, every girl has at least one ability, and it's a good choice to trainning Riichi-Mahjong on computer or later online to play with other player when the game updated to add this and then can be played. Points: 9/10 and 87/100

My review as a amateur Japanese Mahjong Player [h1] Intro [/h1] The game is liken to how the manga/anime "Saki" is, i.e. characters with their own ability. [h1] Pros [/h1] - All characters are unlock at the start for you to choose. - Though there are many characters, being able to see each other's ability during the game is helpful - Finally, Mahjong game that is without any H-scene, Ecchi-scene or girls in skimpy clothing - Beginner friendly as tutorial explains the different and it is split between beginner and advance - 1) It explains the different suits - 2) There's a "shuffle Practice" mode that lets you practice your winning hands formation - 3) Advance explains the extra points that is obtain at the end of the game [h1] Cons [/h1] - Lack of story modes and story related Mahjong battles. - Lack of public games, which means you only can play with CPU or your friends (that is, if you have any that is interested) - Lack of interaction between players during the games [h1] Neither here nor there [/h1] - Choosing a character ability to suit your play style is a big part in this game - BGM is nice but it's not something you would want to listen for the whole of your game - There is no timer for you to throw your tile [h1] Verdict [/h1] I recommend the game for people who are beginners, for people who like and wants to experience what's it like in the manga/anime "Saki" and for people who are bored of normal mahjong for the following reasons - 1) Beginner friendly as [list] [*] there is a good tutorial page [*] character with ability is liken to a handicap that allows beginner to learn better [*] Lack of timer so beginner can take their time to place their tiles [/list] - 2) The game can be use in a family setting, even for kids, - 3) It meets the intention of the creator of being a casual game, eg the music, the lack of timer, the not complicated controls, highlighting tiles that gives extra points

有坑不填这么久不就等于骗钱吗

I received this game for free but now I feel compelled to somehow compensate whoever gave this to me because this game just isn't worth money in its current state. Pros: A lot of cute girls Cool idea Made my wish to live in Saki universe come true Cons: Buggy enough to give you seizure (If you don't have the game set to fullscreen, the whole screen starts flickering and might give you serious problems if you have epilepsy or are sensitive to light) Horribly mtl'd text (don't try story mode if you want to preserve your brain cells) Wonky mechanics Annoying angle (tiles are tilted so it makes comprehending your hand really annoying) Hopefully dev actually improves Mahjong Club and doesn't settle for what it is right now.

这个游戏真的没有后续了么，如果能打磨一下真的还不错。作者应该是放弃了吧。。