Simple Series G4U Vol. 1: The Mahjong (2014)

Yuki Enterprise

PlayStation 4

3.00 from 1 rating

3 members have it in their collection · 1 backlogged · 1 wish listed

SIMPLE Series G4U Vol.1: The Mahjong is a digital mahjong title developed by Yuki Enterprise and published by D3 Publisher in 2014. The game features multiple modes including Free Match with customizable rules, Challenge mode with objective-based progression, and M1 League where players compete to reach the top ranking. Online multiplayer supports up to four players. The game includes rule … Read more
SIMPLE Series G4U Vol.1: The Mahjong is a digital mahjong title developed by Yuki Enterprise and published by D3 Publisher in 2014. The game features multiple modes including Free Match with customizable rules, Challenge mode with objective-based progression, and M1 League where players compete to reach the top ranking. Online multiplayer supports up to four players. The game includes rule explanations, a glossary, and a “Support Play” system that assists beginners by suggesting tile discards. Additional features include match record saving and unlockable cosmetic tile and board variations. Read less
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Details

Developers
Yuki Enterprise
Publishers
D3 Publisher
Genres
Card & Board Game, Strategy
Series
Simple Series

Release dates

  • Nov 27, 2014 (Japan) PlayStation 4
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Community All Reviews Statuses

GigaDeathNullGolem

Status GigaDeathNullGolem Feb 2, 2020

This appears to be one of the better Mahjong games out there. I watched a youtube video (he's not a very good player of the game but he does illustrate some of the weirder mechanics of it in action) it's a long running series. I played the PS1 version(s), the PSP version, and the PS2 version. The PS1 version is …

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This appears to be one of the better Mahjong games out there. I watched a youtube video (he's not a very good player of the game but he does illustrate some of the weirder mechanics of it in action) it's a long running series. I played the PS1 version(s), the PSP version, and the PS2 version. The PS1 version is too grainy to see the titles, the PS2 version is a bit better but has a weird story mode and some menus that are in the way, the PSP version however looks sharp and is very rapid and will be my 'practice' game for whenever I want to play Mahjong. However, if I had a PS4, i would seriously consider getting this one.

Also this simple series is pretty whack. Bunch of budgety type games that are deep in the weeb. Check out a longplay of Sniper for instance or Sound Novel.

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