Kemono Mahjong

Arguably the easiest way of learning Riichi Mahjong. And you've guessed right, I'm here because of Yakuza.

I expected a Mahjong tutor. I expected it would watch over my shoulder and tell me what I'm doing wrong, what I should be doing instead, and introduce me to the game with a soft set of friendly CPU players. There IS a tutorial, and it is pretty good. But there's only the one. Then there's nothing left but getting tossed into a few games with little idea what's going on. It looks good, it performs well, the music is subtle and not annoying. The tilesets are very easy to read and discern. It seems to be a very good system for a beginner to play against, but it isn't the tutorial I wanted. I'm back full-positive when you can play with a Kemono over your shoulder saying, "Ah! See that tile? You could grab it and make a set of three with it! But, I suspect that the tiger is going for the same set, and it might be better to ruin their day by ... " At the very least, some context popups will help me learn what 'pon' means. Lastly, don't let this review stop you from buying. It's $5. Even if it isn't what I want, it's still a very fine piece of software.

well presented riichi implementation with a good tutorial (that also covers things you need to know for in person play, going from total noob to playing this for a few days to jumping into a local club was very smooth), can be played offline against the computer, nice with controller and on the steam deck (despite saying steam deck is unsupported) also (importantly) it does not have gacha, microtx or gratuitous sexualization unlike majsoul or riichi city. Recommended, especially for those newer to the game wanting a version that will teach you the game and is low stakes, easy to get into and comfy, or ppl who want a offline implemetation of riichi for the deck that you won't feel as embarrassed playing on the subway as the gooner ones.

Best single-player mahjong client out there! Also really convenient for playing with pals Great tutorial, too!

Fun Mahjong game to play with friends, no complaints I recommend to try out with your friends

I really like this game, it teaches the basic of japanese mahjong. Also available on Android. The only minus is, the text is really small when you play it on a big screen. I think the developer should adjust the interface to make it more tv friendly.