I’m not very good at the game but I enjoy playing it!

brain simulation especially when you have 5 sec to discard a tile, pong or chow especially tiles are not collated. however i found a programming flaw in the world challenge section when in India. the bar that gives you the option to pong, kong, chow or X do not respond. therefore, unable to progress beyond world challenge x200 beyond india.

I get kicked out of my games but when it runs smoothly it’s fun. The game doesn’t recognize Kong followed by self draw which is usually a big win. I wish I could change the order of the tiles on my own

This is a good example of Taiwanese Mahjong who's biggest unique characteristics for me are the 16 tile hands and the progressive scoring bonus for winning consecutively as the dealer.I'm enjoying the game so far and even though all of the screenshots are in Chinese, it does play nicely in English (comeplete with a Wesernized tile set) with very few examples of weak translations as is often the case of a game catering primarily to an Asian audience. It was free but I have to imagine there eventually will be some sort of IAP offered to unlock the rest (but I haven't gotten that far yet). I think my only whine at this point is that while I appreciate it throwing in some twists with each city, I hope they don't use timed turns in all of them. The second stage, Seoul, only allows you 8 seconds to make your moves and I'm afriad it might only get shorter as the game continues which, to me, is a weak way to make the AI appear more challenging. I do, however, love the game's very detailed statistics separate for each City (even tracking which specialty hands you've achieved per city) and stuff like your quickest number of turns in a hand to achieve a Mahjong.