Scandal Mahjong (Japan 890213)
Nichibutsu • 1989


Nichibutsu’s Scandal Mahjong, released in Japan in 1989, offers a unique tabletop experience for two players. This game presents a variation on the traditional Chinese tile-matching game of mahjong, incorporating character designs and themes that are intended for mature audiences. Players use a specialized keyboard to manipulate tiles, aiming to create valid sets and sequences according to standard mahjong rules. The gameplay revolves around strategic tile placement and observation of your opponent's moves to gain an advantage. Successful combinations earn points, with the ultimate goal being to deplete your hand and declare victory. The game utilizes sound chips that produce a distinctive audio accompaniment during play. Scandal Mahjong’s unusual presentation combined with its familiar gameplay provides a diverting challenge for those acquainted with mahjong mechanics.
Details
- Manufacturer
- Nichibutsu
- Year
- 1989
- Players
- 2
- Genre
- Tabletop / Mahjong * Mature *
- Display
- raster
- Emulation status
- good
- MAME ID
- scandal
Machine data derived from the MAME project.