
Japanese mahjong, also known as Riichi mahjong, is a 4 player tabletop game based on the chinese original mahjong. Compete against individuals from all over the world in the online multiplayer mode. Build sequences and tripplets within your hand and complete your hand faster than your opponents!
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A well made Riichi Mahjong game with a good variety of rulesets to choose from. An easy to understand interface with audio and visual indicators make the game accessible even for people new to the game. The customizable color of the tiles and the board make for a good extra touch. The biggest issue still seems to be just finding people to play the game online, even though the bot support is also available. Speaking of the bots, the AI could be a tad bit better, especially when playing with a mix of bots and real players. Overall the game was a really nice idea, its hard to find a proper Riichi Mahjong game in English. Tenhou is a thing, but that's in Japanese only.
well lets make this short and crispy, start was a bit rough but by now the game runs without any hickups i could find. The tutorial is well done and even the AI has become challenging... not that many online players so far but if you got a couple of friends the low price and the determined creators make this game worth buying. Honestly the devs are somewhat crazy at which pace they patched every bug reported to them... usually took less than a couple of hours for a new patch to fix it.
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Great game, but this needs 32-bit support!! I gifted my friends these games only to find out that some cannot even run the game. PLEASE make this 32-bit OS compatible!!
Pros: - runs smoothly - a lot of different rulings - easy to navigate - Tons of setting u can change to suit ur liking ....... Cons: There are no people playing this game XD .. the multiplayer is useless without people..... people of the internet where are u?
Hey you weeb, stop scrolling and read this: It's an actual mahjong game, not solitaire. It just works™ It's currently the only one of it's kind on steam. The UI is barebones but the online multiplayer works. Too bad you can't buy it lol. Go back to tenhou I guess. [EDIT]: you can play mahjong nagomi now, but this game is still the only cool one with achievements. I can brag about my chinroutou and you can't.
There were no online opponents to play against, so I can't recommend this game to play riichi. Also the graphics are messy or blurred. It is an easy way to learn rules though. If you are new to mahjong and want to learn, it might be worthwhile to buy it just for the tutorial! In my humble opinion it is easier to learn the game from a proper tutorial where you get to play, rather than reading a long list of rules. I choose to continue to play at tenhou.net. There is a 3rd party plugin available to have the game interface in English.
Excellent game. The developer has been very quick to respond and to fix issues. Thanks!
This hands down the most simple looking mahjong game I have ever played. Its not even close to flashy. No music no voice's no nothing. The gameplay tho is soild. Its only the RMJ Mp game on steam as well, at the time of this review. Pro's Easy to use online Its in English It gets the calls right. Light game, meaning just about any system could run it. Con's The game looks like it was made in MSN paint. Ai is kind of bad but its looks it does not cheat....but your not really getting this to vs the Ai. Over all its a good game to play RMJ online in English so give it a shot!
Crashes CONSTANTLY.
A great way to play mahjong with friends when you can't meet up physically (moving, pandemics, etc).
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