Mahsung Deluxe
EnsenaSoft · 2016 · Casual, Puzzle
PC
3 user reviews100% · 3 📉 Recent reviews down 23%
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About Mahsung Deluxe
✦ AI summary
Match pairs of tiles by connecting them with lines that turn no more than twice, clearing the board across 50 increasingly devious puzzle stages. Mahsung Deluxe combines mahjong mechanics with memory challenges and hidden tile reveals to create a brain-teasing experience that demands both pattern recognition and strategic planning.
Mahsung Deluxe is a unique blend of mahjong, concentration and puzzle solving cleverly combined into a single great game with 50 mind-bending challenges. Your task is to remove all tiles from the board by pairing up similar tiles. Tile matches are only possible if a line can interconnect both tiles using no more than 3 segments (2 corners). A straight line can remove neighboring tiles that match. Wall-tiles are obstacles and part of the environment. On trickier levels, some tile images are hidden behind a “?” symbol and needs to be flipped and memorized for a correct match.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
God I lost count on how many EnsenaSoft games I had the pleasurer of suffering through.9 found this helpful
A boring and poorly put together game. Only saving grace is that it only costs $0.99 and comes with Steam trading cards.3 found this helpful
[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]2 found this helpful
It is a bit of a weird version of a mahjong game. There is 50 levels in total to solve. It was ehhh, not horrible but there is plenty of better game out there with proper mahjong to play.2 found this helpful
This is a crudely made, extremely easy mahjong solitaire game. There's no timer and running out of moves gives you a free shuffle, so getting a perfect rank only requires patience. Selling this for a dollar is about as reasonable as you could expect, and the random shuffles make it technically endlessly replayable, but there's zero challenge, it doesn't look pretty or feel satisfying, and the second mode is entirely pointless. In the second mode, you have the exact same levels/formations, but you have to click on half of the tiles to remember what symbol they have on them, which just makes it longer and more tedious instead of more challenging. I’d say steer clear. There’s definitely a mahjong solitaire game out there better worth your time than this one.
It's not too great
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