Pretty Good MahJongg Review

The first screen that pops up when opening MahJongg is quite intimidating. An entire screen filled with different options for a game is presented. I went the safe route and chose standard. Once the game loads up, an arrangement of cards pop up, all in Japanese or some foreign language I can't read. The object of the game is to match up pairs of cards that appear the same. The arrangement is confusing, you can only choose certain cards in the set-up.

The lack of sound in the game makes it all the more boring. Besides the fact that one can barely tell what's going on with the game, you must suffer through the never ending silence the game presents.

The game seems full of extreme complexity, and the help page is tedious and poorly designed.