Kyodai Mahjongg (PC)

For years I have loved playing mahjongg games on the computer and do find these sorts of games very addictive. It's easy to while a couple of hours away removing tiles and trying to beat one's time without even realising that so much time has passed. I'm always looking for games which have a slightly different slant or provide a greater challenge in order for them not to always feel too samey! About a year ago whilst browing on a site called boonty.com I didcovered Kyodai mahjongg. It's described as a 3D mahjongg game with music and graphics that won't disappoint and it only costs £12.95 to download which I thought was a very good price for hours of addictive ...  Read the complete review

Erm, I don't really play computer games. Not the most promising start to an op, is it? Sorry. I don't, though. Not the proper sort. I once had a go on Doom, and it was all icky and violent, and there was scary music and stuff. My character basically cowered in a corner while my friends shouted "Come on! Get up! Shoot that thing! Run round that corner fast and shoot that other thing! Quickly! You’re not meant to run away yet! STOP COWERING!" When they stopped shouting, and made me a cup of tea instead, and I'd stopped shaking and whimpering, they found me a nice game to play on instead. A fluffy person's game. The computer game ...  Read the complete review

...Kyodai Mahjongg would be it. Kyodai Mahjongg is an award-winning puzzle game for Windows. It consists of 6 different games - all played with tiles of the classic chinese board game "Mah Jongg" - that share a common goal: to remove all tiles from the screen. -------------------------------------------- -= The Games =- 1. Solitaire In this game, an even number (usually 144, but it can be less) of Mahjongg tiles is stacked on the screen in a chosen layout - a pyramid-like shape being the traditional one. Tiles can only be removed in pairs, and only if they are not "blocked" - i.e. they have no tile on top of ...  Read the complete review