Mahjong Daimyojin (Japan, T017-PB-00)

Dynax / Techno-Top / Techno-Planning • 2002

Mahjong Daimyojin (Japan, T017-PB-00) — Title screen
Title screen
Mahjong Daimyojin (Japan, T017-PB-00) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Mahjong Daimyojin is a tabletop arcade game released in Japan in 2002. Developed by Techno Planning and published under Dynax/Techno-Top, it offers a three-player experience centered around the traditional Chinese tile-matching game of mahjong. Players compete against each other to create valid sets of tiles from a communal wall, strategically discarding pieces while attempting to complete their own hands. The gameplay involves drawing and discarding tiles with the goal of forming specific combinations—pairs, sequences, and sets—to ultimately achieve a winning hand. Each player manages their individual rack of tiles, observing the discards of opponents to anticipate their strategies and plan accordingly. The game provides a digital rendition of this classic tabletop pastime for arcade audiences. Mahjong Daimyojin presents a direct adaptation of mahjong rules within an arcade setting, appealing to fans of the traditional board game seeking a fast-paced and competitive experience with friends.

Details

Manufacturer
Dynax / Techno-Top / Techno-Planning
Year
2002
Players
3
Genre
Tabletop / Mahjong
Display
raster
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
daimyojn

Machine data derived from the MAME project.