Riichi #Mahjong, includes tutorials & references for beginners! Mobile and PC!
#마작 #麻雀
iOS: http://apple.co/2ypZ2mE
Android: http://bit.ly/2yrrncp
Steam: http://bit.ly/3bfHe44
Yikes... double Ron... 8)

@kemonomahjong.bsky.social
Riichi #Mahjong, includes tutorials & references for beginners! Mobile and PC!
#마작 #麻雀
iOS: http://apple.co/2ypZ2mE
Android: http://bit.ly/2yrrncp
Steam: http://bit.ly/3bfHe44
Yikes... double Ron... 8)
Oof. 8) Yeah, that's a tough lineup to play against. Dunkan is often pretty evil too.
My game is a one-time fee, and... *gasp*... no ads, ever. :P
There are two new options on the Settings > Interface tab.
For those trying to memorize the points for different Fu/Han, you can test yourself after each hand. :)
This build - 1.55.00 - is now rolling out on all platforms. Hope you enjoy, and thanks as always for your support!
Thanks for the shout-out. There is online play, but only private matches (no random match-making, sorry!) :)
*are ready. 8) Silly typos.
New builds (with the new "hide fu/han" and "hide points" options) submitted to Apple and Google for review. :)
Steam builds and ready too, aiming to release all at the same time.
No Gen AI was used in Kemono Mahjong.
Kemono Mahjong for PC is currently 20% off on Steam during their Autumn Sale. :)
Interesting; sorry about that issue, but I'll try to figure out what's going on there. :)
Thanks for the shout-out. :) (Curious what you've found buggy? I can investigate...)
Finally got around to implementing a "Hide Fu/Han" and "Hide Points" toggle to @kemonomahjong.bsky.social, to aid those trying to learn scoring and want to "quiz themselves".
Still got to get some translations and some gamepad support implemented, but it's mostly done. :)
In my experience it's considered more like you're potentially giving away information if you're grouping tiles visibly. I suppose that could be a tactical move if you're clever enough to trick others, though? There's no rules against it.
The American variant does have different winning hands each year, although other variants are pretty standard year-over-year.
Depends on what style/variant you're interested in. Riichi/Japanese is one of the most popular online... Riichi City supposedly has a good tutorial, but the risque art style isn't for everyone. You might be interested in my app too. :^) Hong Kong: an app called simply "Hong Kong Mahjong" might work
Anyone interested in stickers/mugs/cases/shirts featuring the game's cast?
I've got a Redbubble store here...
No gacha mechanics either. :)
(And no "AI"-generated code or assets, ever)