Mahjong Soul Wiki

I found that the game has been a very good tool for learning mahjong. However, playing on phone might be a little more difficult than the browser version of the game if you can’t read the Chinese numbers. If someone were to learn the first ten Chinese or Japanese numbers, they would have a much better experience playing. The characters are very interesting, but I’m not sure how to get them. The cat girl is nice, anyway, and the main focus is the gameplay.

I’m personally enjoying this game, all though I gotta admit that half of the time I have absolutely no idea what I’m doing 😅😂, but I’m trying my best to learn how to play. Since I am a fan of these types of “table” games. And plus, the characters from Kakerugui are here 😌, so I’m trying to get at least one of them since I like the anime. Non the less, good game overall! Y’all should give it a try. I’m sure they will do future collaborations with other anime characters 🤔.

I have been wanting to get into Mahjong for a while now and have been struggling with it’s complexities. This app does an amazing job at teaching you the details as well as helpful visual cues when you do something wrong or miss something. You can also watch others play and replay your games to see what mistakes you have made. Yes there are a ton of anime ladies all over this app, yes it is a gotcha game, if you can get past that it is a fantastic way to learn this complex game!

Probably the absolute best way I have found to play mahjong in english. But I wish there was a single player campaign to learn the intricacies of the game and not have to fail in a sea of people who understand the game way more than you do (also known as “online match”).

And now I’m here!!! This game is tons of fun, and if you wanted to try your hand at mahjong, this game is a perfect start. Charming voice acting, design, and innovative UI gives you all the information you need to keep up and play the game! It’s always a blast playing this game.

Is it morning? You know what that means! mahjong mornings! I’ve always found Mahjong to be hella intimidating but after watching some of the giant bomb folks play and looking at some of the potential Yakus I’m ready to try and learn in earnest. At the very least so I can play Mahjong in Yakuza or win big at the Golden Saucer in FFXIV.

It’s not often you find a Mahjong application catering to both eastern and western markets, but Mahjong Soul does and does it well. It is F2P, has a good UI, and has a dating sim element that you can completely ignore if you like. Microtransactions are for cosmetics, meaning those of us with fragile wallets are generally safe.

Finally a game that actually helps you understand Mahjong. The art is great too. I’ve had a lot of fun introducing this app to my friends but it would be cool to be able to send each-other stickers. ;)

Great mahjong game. Quick matchmaking even in the USA. Nice timer so games move at a good pace. They’re fairly stingy with the cosmetics, but who cares? All the paid stuff is cosmetic only which I like. Great fun. I play every day. Keep up the good work, Yostar team!

Mahjong with F2P aspects and anime girls with custom emote packs, as well as skins with custom emotes, what’s not to like? First time diving into the Mahjong scene for an app and personally loving it so far, super glad I don’t have to spend a dime to play Mahjong since the skins and so on are purely cosmetic!

Easiest app that teaches Riichi Mahjong. Has a ranking and rating system for players of every skill level. Original and great character designs. No pay-to-win. I love the Saki collab. Please do more like with Achiga-hen characters for example.

This is a really good japanese mahjong game, with helpful tutorials and explanations of the yaku it’s fairly easy for beginners to learn how to play. My only gripe is that the gacha system of micro transactions and rolls to get items and characters is extremely restrictive. It doesn’t affect gameplay whatsoever, but it’s virtually impossible to unlock any characters without either paying real money or playing countless hours. I still enjoy this game a lot, but I think their monetization model could use a little tweaking to make some basic cosmetics available to F2P players.

The app thoroughly teaches the rules to Mahjong with optional cosmetic micro transactions and an anime side which can either be cherished or fully ignored. Although the mobile app is a bit crowded on the screen, the game is otherwise an excellent gateway to Mahjong.

This is the only gatcha game I’ve ever played where you cannot try for new characters without paying actual money. I love all the mechanics and playing in the ranked matches. But the fact that there doesn’t seem to be a way to slowly earn premium jade just from playing the game everyday is so frustrating