CHINESE MAHJONG

By itself, the word Chinese was glued to mahjong in vain, because it is known that this is an ancient Chinese game, but nevertheless, the authors use Chinese in the original. Perhaps the whole point is that recently there have been an extremely large number of mahjong games and everyone has slowly begun to forget the country of origin of the puzzle.

Four standard mahjong layouts of knuckles are not so much for modern versions of the same type of games, but they are classics, and you can spend half an hour at each showdown. It's good that the wise developers did not build a timer into the game - you can disassemble the pyramids slowly, thinking about each move. Still, playing without time is somehow more comfortable, because you come just to distract yourself from the hustle and bustle. The images on the tiles, according to the name, remind us of the game's homeland - China.