Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
DSiWare
- 6th Sep 2010, 200 points
- 12th Mar 2010, 200 points
Reviews
Review Simply Mahjong (DSiWare)
Simply, mahjong
Although moderately popular around the world, no real effort is usually made to release mahjong-based video games in the west. Only recently did the Wii finally get two downloadable ones, and now it's DSiWare's turn. As the title hints, this game consists of mahjong and mahjong only. In particular, it's the game type that is also...
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Simply Mahjong News
Nintendo Download 6th September (North America)
Westerners on WiiWare; Samurai on VC; Exotic Farms, Mahjong and Acoustic Guitars on DSiWare
Today might be a national holiday in United States but that doesn't mean the Nintendo Download is taking a day off, with five releases including the return of Virtual Console in the form of Samurai Shodown III. WiiWare: Fenimore Fillmore: The Westerner...
Nintendo Download 12th March 2010 (Europe)
The Hanabi Festival kicks off, but sadly not with its most anticipated game.
It seemed quite likely that Nintendo of Europe would be starting the fifth Hanabi Festival with some Castlevania goodness, but as it turns out, this is not the case! At least there's two different import games instead, one of which is another highly recommended title...
About The Game
Simply Mahjong gives you exactly what you want: pure mahjong on your Nintendo DSi system.
Mahjong is a Chinese tile-matching game. The tiles are arranged in a special pattern with their faces upward. A tile is said to be open if it can be moved either left or right without disturbing other tiles. The goal is to match pairs of identical tiles. The game is finished when all pairs of tiles have been removed from the board or there are no exposed pairs remaining.
The simple game design and easy, intuitive controls make it a game that the whole family can enjoy. The game features 50 puzzles in each level to provide hours of fun.
Comments 6
Insta-download. I love MahJong
Meh, i played a couple of times, didn't really "grab" me.
me too (how do you get you picture to move?)
awful art style; I`d buy mahjong but not this one
Somewhat difficult to see the tiles markings being that they're so small. But not too bad, especially for 200 pts.
I really quite enjoyed it. It's simple, and the design is a bit endearing.
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