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Version 5.7 · 2026-10-07
1. Fixed single-player bugs 2. Changed room entry requirements 3. Fixed other bugs
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The store currently lists version 5.7, updated 2026-10-07.








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This app supports traditional Chinese mahjong and riichi mahjong play.
Tutorials, practice, and online play supported.
You can learn how to play Mahjong by investing only 10 minutes.
This game requires a network connection for online play. If the network connection is not smooth, the game will not play normally.
Mahjong is a game that requires skill.
Don't doubt this game with your clumsy skills.
Our games are played by thousands of users every day.
More than 30% of users have played this game more than 10,000 times.
You'll have to play that much and you'll be of average skill.
If you are in doubt about the game opponent, please report it using the replay function.
Many Mahjong players await your challenge.
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1. Fixed single-player bugs 2. Changed room entry requirements 3. Fixed other bugs
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