Mahjong World Contest (麻将)
Creobit · 2016 · Casual, Indie, Strategy, Mahjong, Sports
PC
Very Positive88% · 192
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About Mahjong World Contest (麻将)
✦ AI summary
Compete in a modern Mahjong tournament across 120+ handcrafted levels, matching and clearing golden tiles to advance through qualifying rounds and climb the ranks. Enjoy varied puzzle designs from classic seven-suit layouts to streamlined challenges, all wrapped in a charming comic-style narrative with meditative gameplay.
Take part in a Mahjong contest. Complete over 100 unique levels of different difficulty and dynamics to gain experience and earn points. Plunge yourself into the myriads of golden tiles! Improve your rank and progress through the game hierarchy.
The main protagonist, who is a real fan of Mahjong, decides to take part in a world tournament of Modern Mahjong Puzzle. The tournament is split into several qualifying rounds. To take part in each round, you will have to achieve a certain rank.
The objective of each level is to remove all of the golden tiles from the game board. There are many such tiles in Mahjong World Contest, which makes the game even more entertaining and adds variety to the level design (e.g. levels with floating golden titles).
Levels are balanced according to the number of suits: there are classic layouts with the full set of 7 suits and there are also levels that can be completed faster due to the limited number of suits.
The main protagonist, who is a real fan of Mahjong, decides to take part in a world tournament of Modern Mahjong Puzzle. The tournament is split into several qualifying rounds. To take part in each round, you will have to achieve a certain rank.
The objective of each level is to remove all of the golden tiles from the game board. There are many such tiles in Mahjong World Contest, which makes the game even more entertaining and adds variety to the level design (e.g. levels with floating golden titles).
Levels are balanced according to the number of suits: there are classic layouts with the full set of 7 suits and there are also levels that can be completed faster due to the limited number of suits.
- 120 unique levels
- More than 6 hours of gameplay
- First-person action
- 26 trophies
- Comic-style storyline
- Stunning 2D graphics
- Meditation music
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Mahjong World Contest is a good classic game with some simply but nice designs and a cozy ambient. For his low price, I recommend it!!! 🀄❤️7 found this helpful
If you ever want to chill out and play some Mahjong, you can't go wrong with this!2 found this helpful
I enjoyed this game, cant go wrong with a mahjong game. There was one level that took me more tries then I care to count so there will definately be more people who will finish this game faster then me.(It took me more then 40+ hours)
Mahjong World Contest, developed by Creobit and published by 8Floor, is a structured digital interpretation of classic mahjong solitaire that wraps its tile-matching gameplay in a light tournament progression format. Rather than reinventing the genre, it refines and packages a familiar formula into a content-rich experience designed for players who appreciate methodical puzzle solving and steady advancement. The game presents itself as a global competition, where players work through increasingly challenging boards to rise through ranking tiers, giving context to what is otherwise a traditional solitaire-style tile-clearing system. At its core, the gameplay adheres to the established mechanics of mahjong solitaire. Players must match identical pairs of free tiles—those not blocked on both sides or covered by other tiles—to gradually dismantle layered board layouts. The strategic element lies in prioritizing matches that open up the greatest number of future moves, avoiding dead ends that leave unmatched tiles stranded. While the basic rules are easy to grasp, mastery depends on foresight, memory, and the ability to scan complex arrangements quickly. This balance between accessibil…
Decent Mahjong.
Bruh?
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