Logic Mahjong Souryu: Yon-nin Uchi / San-nin Uchi

High-resolution mode provides beautifully realistic titles. This mahjong game is authentic in that it transcends the unnatural strengths that other software has always depended on, such as simple memory, probability calculation, and calculation of variables. The development of new algorithms provides a better sense of gameplay, and corresponds with tile flow ambiguities. Various options are available, from competitive mahjong to local rules. Novice and pro alike are sure to love this game.

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An anime-esque jigsaw puzzle game with an "Alice in Wonderland" theme.