Chaoji Tuolaji Jiaqiang Ban (V206CN)

IGS • 2005

Chaoji Tuolaji Jiaqiang Ban (V206CN) — Title screen
Title screen
Chaoji Tuolaji Jiaqiang Ban (V206CN) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Published in 2005 by IGS, Chaoji Tuolaji Jiaqiang Ban (V206CN) is a single-player tabletop arcade game centered around mahjong gameplay. Players take on the role of a participant in this traditional tile-matching puzzle, aiming to create valid sequences and sets from a randomly dealt hand. The game presents a digital interpretation of the classic board game, utilizing visual elements reminiscent of the physical tiles and table layout. Gameplay involves strategically selecting and discarding tiles to build combinations and ultimately achieve a winning hand. Players must carefully analyze their options and anticipate their opponents' moves—though in this solitary experience, that opponent is an automated system. The objective is straightforward: clear your rack of tiles through skillful arrangement and deduction within the established ruleset. This medal game offers a focused and engaging tabletop experience for fans of mahjong or those seeking a strategic puzzle challenge within the arcade environment.

Details

Manufacturer
IGS
Year
2005
Players
1
Genre
Tabletop / Mahjong
Display
raster
Emulation status
imperfect
MAME ID
cjtljp

Machine data derived from the MAME project.