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No ad complaints
1.99 for a truly no ad experience is great. Been getting very tired of the ads in games.
I just started playing this game. I've played other mahjong games that claim to be ad-free, but if you needed a hint or something, you had to watch an ad. So far, this is excellent, ad-free. I only wish there were a way to make the tiles…
Great Game!!!! So many different ways/boards to play. Definitely keeps the mind fresh and pass time. You won't be board. I love that there's no ads and that it's challenging but not to hard that you get frustrated. I highly recommend this…
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