BFG Review-Mahjongg Legends of the Tiles 128MB RAM; 111 MB Hard drive Import your own pictures and create your own boards 15 spaces available for Name, 5 player slots, name will be on lower left of screen After entering your name you have a screen Listing Adventure, Zen Mode, Options, Create Layout, Achievements, High Scores & Quit. Options has music & sounds on sliders & a box to un check for full screen if desired. The volume does not slide adjust, it is more of increments of adjust-ability I would have liked turning down one more notch before the music went silent as I did like it just not quite as loud with my ear bud. Achievements are symbols of 25 Ancient Chinese emblems such as gong, dragon, swords, lanterns & bells to name a few and were given for completing in a set amount of time, not using hints, not having to shuffle, receiving the highest score etc. You could click achievements to see the awards you have won. I started in Adventure which had a timer that immediately started in the upper right corner (counting up not down) and had me concerned at first, but I had no need to worry with this game. I had many choices and had the freedom to play Mah Jongg in the way I wanted to play. As I finished a layout the achievements I earned flashed up on the screen & the score board for that layout was posted, my new score added. You then can choose to replay to try to improve your score & increase your achievements or you can continue to the next layout. Since there are at least 7 top scores for each layout(sorry I forgot to count for the exact number), you will see the score board after each time you play for a while, but it does not take long to move onto the next layout. I played about 6 levels in Adventure mode & along the bottom of the screen it showed # of matches available, Undo, Shuffle, # of tiles remaining & Hint. If there were no more matches a small bell sounded to let you know there were zero matches available and

The developers have taken my favorite mahjongg game and made it better. They have added tile types and more colorful backgrounds. The original game had wonderful tiles and backgrounds. I bought the game because of the music and wound up loving it because of the tiles and backgounds. My one complaint is that the connection to the original game, Brain Games - Mahjongg, has been lost because of the new title.

The other reviews pretty much tell you the great variety this game offers, but I'd like to say a few words about the excellently designed special tile sets. Each has the basic makeup of Mahjongg tiles, but you get numbers and characters appropriate to the set. For example, the Mayan set uses Mayan calendar symbols, and the Medieval set uses Roman numerals for numbers. My favorite is the Arabian Nights set, which uses Arabic letters and numerals. This is easier for a person who can read the Arabic letters (like me#, but not impossible for anyone who just looks at them as random symbols #hint: Arabic is written from right to left, so if you look at the tiles from that direction, they will be easier to tell apart). I found working with those different tile sets to be very brain-stimulating and a lot more fun than just the same old Chinese sets.

This game has capabilities of moving tiles around unlike any game I have ever seen. You can actually move any tile you want around to make it available to match up & remove. I have never seen this before. I applaud whoever programed this game. I thank you also. With there being so many options in changing up your games, it NEVER gets dull. I can't play just a few games when I get on Mahjongg Legends. I find myself still playing 3 or 4 hours later. I get totally immersed in this game. I can only think of one game that is equal to this one & it is also a BigFish Mahjongg game. I have bought & played many Mahjongg games throughout the years. LOVE IT, LOVE IT LOVE IT!!! Being disabled with only limited capabilities, I am bedridden or in a chair most of my days. That leaves my options of TV or games on my laptop. Games help me push through the pain I have lived with for 20 years now since my injury. I speak with great knowledge when I give a review as this is the first 'Review' I have ever given that I remember. That, for me, speaks volumns, when I give an excellent on each of the 4 choices listed above. You will not regret trying this game, but better yet, purchase it! You will have unlimited playing of one of the 2 BEST MAHJONGG GAMES EVER.

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Like all the others here, I absolutely LOVE the game... so many nice variations of game play, tiles, backgrounds... very nice..but I would love a restart and an undo button. I would also love to know what the scoring rules are. I've not been able to find them anywhere

A game(set,play) of mahjong as I like(love). Of numerous choices of tiles(blows). Of multiple capacities(measures). A Zen mode. We always manage to finish the game(set,play) with the function(office) mix ". Bravo for this game(set,play).

What an excellent game. I've had it now for several weeks and always play it whilst eating breakfast. Starts the day well... I'm still blown away by the versatility of the game as it's so much more than your average mahjong. Many game modes to play in, plus tiles to match whatever layout you choose to play. The sharpness and the colour of the tiles is 100% so even if your eyesight isn't perfect you won't find yourself needing to press your nose against the screen. This game will be a keeper.

Good graphics, colorful, but the music is boring. Better play without sound. - You can play adventure or zen mode. - Has traditional and more 9 game variations. - 85 layouts and you can even create a layout. - 85 different backgrounds. - Some layouts and backgrounds are locked. You have to progress through the game before you can use. - 15 tile sets. - Has hint, shuffle and number of possible matches. - Several achievements A fun game, nicely varied that provides hours and hours of entertainment

I like this Mahjongg better than a lot that are out there except for one thing...I'm not seeing an option to restart the level, and I'm a player who hates to use shuffle, hints, etc. On the plus side, in adventure mode you jump straight into traditional Mahjongg gameplay with no annoying mandatory tutorial, with nice graphics and tiles that just disappear like they're supposed to when clicked. :)