Mahjong Solitaire is a modern classic, based on a centuries-old Chinese game called "Demolish the Tile Turtle". Ace Mahjong Solitaire for Mac OS X tastefully combines high-quality graphics, sound and music together into the perfect way to relax for young and old alike. Ace Mahjong Solitaire is easy to learn, but with thirty achievements to collect and more than thirty different layouts (not to mention a layout editor for those that like to be creative), it remains a challenge to master.
What's New
Version 1.1.0:
Improved the graphics
Improved the layout selection menu
Added 15 more layouts
Added the ability to rotate the in-game view
Improved the framerate
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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Unbelievably slow gameplay. I had to keep the mouse held over the tile for 5 or more seconds while waiting for the click to register.
Tiles were teeny-tiny on my screen, and I couldn't change the view angle. If the tiles will be small, at least present them from above, instead of from the side.
Tiles are nicely presented, so I give a 2 for that. It didn't crash for the brief time I played it, but I think responsiveness is part of stability, so it gets a 2. Features are otherwise what I expect from a mahjong game, so that gets a 3.
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Mahjong Solitaire is a modern classic, based on a centuries-old Chinese game called "Demolish the Tile Turtle". Ace Mahjong Solitaire for Mac OS X tastefully combines high-quality graphics, sound and music together into the perfect way to relax for young and old alike. Ace Mahjong Solitaire is easy to learn, but with thirty achievements to collect and more than thirty different layouts (not to mention a layout editor for those that like to be creative), it remains a challenge to master.
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Bezoarsf reviewed on 21 Nov 2009
Tiles were teeny-tiny on my screen, and I couldn't change the view angle. If the tiles will be small, at least present them from above, instead of from the side.
Tiles are nicely presented, so I give a 2 for that. It didn't crash for the brief time I played it, but I think responsiveness is part of stability, so it gets a 2. Features are otherwise what I expect from a mahjong game, so that gets a 3.