Tel‑Tel Mahjong

Super Real Mahjong PV

Super Real Mahjong PV is a 1994 arcade mahjong title brought to PC, featuring traditional Japanese mahjong rules wrapped in erotic artwork. Developed and published by SETA Corporation, it offers a single‑player experience that replicates the original arcade feel. The game is rated CERO D, targeting mature audiences, and includes authentic tile sets, AI opponents, and a nostalgic retro presentation. It remains a niche title for fans of classic board‑game simulations and adult-oriented retro games.

Gambler Jiko Chuushinha: Katayama Masayuki no Mahjong Dojo

Gambler Jiko Chuushinha: Katayama Masayuki no Mahjong Dojo is a single-player mahjong simulation released in 1990 by Game Arts. The game offers authentic Japanese mahjong rules and a series of increasingly difficult puzzles set in a traditional dojo environment. Players can hone their strategic thinking while enjoying retro pixel art and a nostalgic soundtrack. Though simple in presentation, the title provides deep tactical depth for both newcomers and seasoned mahjong fans.

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.