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Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye

Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye brings the beloved tile‑matching gameplay of the original Shanghai to PC and Mac, expanding it with eight distinct tile sets and twelve zodiac‑themed board layouts. The game includes a powerful layout editor, letting players design custom puzzles and share them with friends. The standout Dragon’s Eye mode adds a competitive two‑player variant where opponents alternate adding and removing tiles, testing strategic foresight as one player tries to clear the board while the other blocks them.

Jantei Monogatari

Jantei Monogatari blends classic Japanese adventure storytelling with traditional mahjong gameplay. You play as an unnamed private investigator, navigating menus to interview suspects and uncover clues. Each conversation hinges on winning a mahjong round, rewarding you with new information and access to additional characters. As you defeat a dozen opponents, the mystery of the kidnapped girl gradually unfolds.

Tel‑Tel Mahjong

Tel‑Tel Mahjong is a 1990 Sega Mega Drive title that brings traditional Mahjong to the console, featuring both single‑player against AI and multiplayer via the Mega Modem. Developed and published by SUNSOFT, it was released exclusively in Japan and supports up to three opponents in networked matches. The game is part of the Tel‑Tel series and leverages the Sega Net Work System, allowing two players to connect for competitive play, while a host can face up to three AI opponents, delivering a blend of puzzle strategy and early online gaming experience.

Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai Special

Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai Special is a mahjong-based board game that blends quiz elements and comedic scenarios. Developed and published by Jaleco, it originally launched for the Sega Saturn and 3DO in late 1995. The game offers a lighthearted take on traditional mahjong, featuring idol-themed characters and humorous dialogue, making it a unique addition to the genre for fans of casual and party gaming.

Home Mahjong

Home Mahjong is a digital rendition of the traditional Chinese tile game, offering the classic experience of skill, strategy, and chance. Play with authentic 144-tile sets and follow standard rules while enjoying the convenience of a computer version. Designed by Sega Enterprises, this 1984 release lets you challenge yourself in single-player mode or compete against friends, preserving the timeless appeal of Mahjong for modern gamers.