Sky's The Limit MAH-JONG
MediaLabGames · 2024 · Strategy, Mahjong, Casual, Roguelike Deckbuilder, Deckbuilding
PC
Mixed68% · 56
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About Sky's The Limit MAH-JONG
Collect your favorite tiles, manipulate your draws and discards, and aim for continuous wins and high scores!
Yes, like the endless sky that knows no bounds!
Sky's The Limit MAH-JONG offers mechanisms that make the impossible possible, something you can't experience in regular Mahjong. How you use these mechanisms is up to you.
Whether you're pursuing the strongest hands, crafting beautiful hands with dedication, or relentlessly collecting Dora, in Sky's The Limit MAH-JONG, you can immerse yourself in your own Mahjong game without any interference.
Collect your preferred tiles at the trading shop, build your deck, and devise strategies to counteract luck.
Make effective use of special Dora and bonus tiles to gain an advantage in your games.
"There is no need for only four of the same tile in the deck." Your choices can create hands that are impossible in reality!
Manipulate the number of draws and discards, and even control the Dora to create the best environment to strengthen your hands.
Score calculation is based on the Ao-Tenjo rule, meaning points are not capped, and all the Fu and Han are reflected in the score. Ao-Tenjo means there is no upper limit to the points you can earn. It's your challenge to discover the "highest score" in this game.
Risk vs. Reward? Choose the rounds to challenge according to your strategy and earn the rewards you need.
As long as you continue to surpass the target score and want to keep winning, the challenges are limitless.
Yes, like the endless sky that knows no bounds!
Sky's The Limit MAH-JONG offers mechanisms that make the impossible possible, something you can't experience in regular Mahjong. How you use these mechanisms is up to you.
Whether you're pursuing the strongest hands, crafting beautiful hands with dedication, or relentlessly collecting Dora, in Sky's The Limit MAH-JONG, you can immerse yourself in your own Mahjong game without any interference.
Tile Trading
Collect your preferred tiles at the trading shop, build your deck, and devise strategies to counteract luck.
Special Tiles
Make effective use of special Dora and bonus tiles to gain an advantage in your games.
New Possibilities with Deck Building
"There is no need for only four of the same tile in the deck." Your choices can create hands that are impossible in reality!
Boost Status
Manipulate the number of draws and discards, and even control the Dora to create the best environment to strengthen your hands.
No-Ceiling Scoring System (Ao-Tenjo)
Score calculation is based on the Ao-Tenjo rule, meaning points are not capped, and all the Fu and Han are reflected in the score. Ao-Tenjo means there is no upper limit to the points you can earn. It's your challenge to discover the "highest score" in this game.
Round Selection
Risk vs. Reward? Choose the rounds to challenge according to your strategy and earn the rewards you need.
Endless Mode
As long as you continue to surpass the target score and want to keep winning, the challenges are limitless.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Lots of fun if you already know Mahjong. It's basically Mahjong Balatro. If you don't already know Mahjong, go learn that first and play it for a while, then come back. There's no scoring limit (hence the name), so every additional Han will double your score and you can get to some really bonkers scores. There's also no furiten, no restrictions on discarding after a chi, and no opponents to worry about dealing into.2 found this helpful
Awesome idea, it's your classic 4 player Mahjong which has been Balatrofied. Which for a beginner like me can be hard to understand what to keep and discard on your deck...game is not easy. Buy if you really love mahjong or know what you are going Game has been updated a bunch so if you know your Mahjong this is really good2 found this helpful
no tutorial to sum it up
This is my first time reviewing a game and unfortunately it has to be a negative review. Before purchasing this game I saw that reviews were mixed, but there were only two reviews in English. Thankfully, I'm fluent in Japanese and read some of the Japanese reviews and saw people recount their experience with the game crashing often. The game also crashed on my laptop. When I opened Task Manager, I saw that the game took up a whopping 88% of my memory. Overall, during the short time I could play the game it was fun and I enjoy the futuristic aesthetic, but I don't recommend playing it on a weak PC.
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