Mahjong Link

While the Mahjong Link game involves matching open pairs of tiles, clearing the board requires not only a timely touch but also attention and strategy, which I lost track of time doing. For anyone looking for a Shanghai->style solitaire experience, this game works well, as the action of making quick decisions gives players a leg up on the competition.

Some players seem to go back and forth on their engagement with the game: a handful praise the cerebral exercise it provides, posting happy emojis to celebrate the gameplay. On other hand, people were having fun with graphic design aspects, labeling it as 'beaux jeux' (French for beautiful game) Not everyone, however, was as enraptured, a few people wishing there was an option to ‘kill the music’ to tailor their ambience. (Reviews are mixed but favorable, however, indicate an enjoyable casual gaming experience, if with minor improvements to be made here and there). If you’re trying to hone your pattern-recognition skills, or just to fill your time, Mahjong Link finds a nice balance between challenging and easygoing. If you’re looking for a comparable tile-based puzzler with slightly more pizzazz, you might want to try Mahjongg Dimensions.