Mahjong Titans

I’ve played a fair amount of the game in Mahjong Titans, the classic Mahjong game where the objective is simple — match tiles to clear the board while testing your efficiency to the max. The classic aesthetics are nice and familiar if you’re deep into a long session, and it really does challenge your pattern recognition. The experience is fairly smooth, so far, though I do experience frustration with the rapid adverts that intercome my game time. So, this appears to be a common complaint among other players.

Alternatively, the straightforwardness of Mahjong Titans is appealing, as it’s easy for anyone looking to kill time to play. Onlines scores can inject competition and rivalry, but it also misses some of the features of some of other versions, so it can feel a little basic by comparison. It’s a decent game, but without polish in spaces where that would push the overall experience on. It might be something to pick up for a light gaming session, but if you're looking for depth, this probably isn't going to keep you hooked for too long.”

In sum, Mahjong Titans is a nice, middle-of-the-road, old-school take on Mahjong that’s good for casual players. The ad issue, though, is something to bear in mind if you insert gameplay without interruption.