In this Mahjong game, you can match tiles and complete hands against virtual opponents. Includes rule explanations, adjustable game speed, and special hand options.
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AppRecs rating 3.3. Trustworthiness 79 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 20 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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5 star
62%
4 star
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3 star
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2 star
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1 star
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20% review manipulation risk
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Credible reviews
79% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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About Four Winds Mahjong for iPad
Four Winds Mahjong for iPad, is the traditional chinese Mahjong game with four players. You play against 3 virtual opponents. Because of its description of the Mahjong rules this app is useful for beginners to learn this interesting game.
Four Winds Mahjong for iPad is played with 144 tiles and uses the hazard tiles (flowers and seasons). Four Winds Mahjong for iPad is a must have for every Mahjong enthusiast to play this interesting, ancient game everywhere.
Features:
- easy to play with drag and drop
- adjustable game speed
- Special hands like ,Thirteen Orphans‘, ,Twins Of Heaven‘, ,Knitting‘, ,Imperial Jade‘ and more
- Robbing the Kong
- autosave of the current game position
- full description of the rules and how to use this app
Four Winds Mahjong for iPad is played with 144 tiles and uses the hazard tiles (flowers and seasons). Four Winds Mahjong for iPad is a must have for every Mahjong enthusiast to play this interesting, ancient game everywhere.
Features:
- easy to play with drag and drop
- adjustable game speed
- Special hands like ,Thirteen Orphans‘, ,Twins Of Heaven‘, ,Knitting‘, ,Imperial Jade‘ and more
- Robbing the Kong
- autosave of the current game position
- full description of the rules and how to use this app
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Reviews for Four Winds Mahjong for iPad
Iplayforme
Good game but there are bugs
Particularly in situations where the human and a computer player have competing claims for a tile or for Mahjong. Computer always wins the dispute, regardless of position on the board or power of the claim. I’ve also seen a case in which the game failed to recognize a Mahjong.
MLTSG
Don't be duped
Not real mah Jong.
