Shanghai Tile Game Mac

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Oct 08, 2017 Shanghai Mahjong, one of the most popular games of all time, returns in this definitive edition. Whether you have two minutes or two hours you'll quickly lose yourself in this classic tile-matching obsession. Shanghai has been carefully designed to look amazing on whichever device you decide to run it on: iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch or Mac.

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Shanghai

Shanghai

DOS - 1986

Also available on: Commodore 64 - SEGA Master System - Amiga - Amstrad CPC - Atari 8-bit - Atari ST - Apple II - Apple IIgs - PC-88

4.6 / 5 - 10 votes

Description of Shanghai

One of the first Mahjongg games ever made, Shanghai is a solid computer version of the popular Chinese parlor game, although it takes a lot of patience to move each tile, as there is no mouse support.

For those who are not familiar with the board game, Mahjongg is one of the oldest solitaire games in the world (it is thought to be older than 3,000 years old). The object of the game is to remove as many of the tiles from the playing board as possible. Tiles are always removed in pairs and can only be removed from the left or the right edges. Any tile that is not on a left or right edge is considered 'blocked' and cannot be removed. Since tiles are arranged in 5 height levels, and each level has a left and right edge, the number of unblocked tiles decrease as you remove them, thereby making the game more challenging as time goes on, and planning crucial.

Shanghai is very user-friendly and accessible for players of all levels, with clear help and complete rules you can read at any time, a tournament mode, 'peek' option, and more. You can even take back a move, or read up on recommended strategy. Definitely a strong conversion of a classic board game, and a solid first start of a series that would see several more games, each a graphical improvement over the last. Recommended!

Note: This solitaire version of Mahjongg is not the same as the multiplayer game of Mah Jongg as it is commonly played in Asia. The multiplayer version is similar to gin rummy card game, with some subtle differences.

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LAplay2010-03-110 point DOS version

Love it. Have spent hours playing this

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DOS Version

Commodore 64 Version

Year:1986
Publisher:Activision, Inc.
Developer:Activision, Inc.

SEGA Master System ROM

Year:1988
Publisher:SEGA of America, Inc.
Developer:Activision, Inc.

Amiga ROM

Year:1986
Publisher:Activision, Inc.
Developer:Activision, Inc.

Amstrad CPC Version

Year:1988
Publisher:Activision, Inc.
Developer:Activision, Inc.

Atari 8-bit ROM

Year:1988
Publisher:Activision, Inc.
Developer:Activision, Inc.

Atari ST ROM

Year:1986
Publisher:Activision, Inc.
Developer:Activision, Inc.

Apple II Version

Year:1986
Publisher:Activision, Inc.
Developer:Activision, Inc.

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Apple IIgs Version

Year:1987
Publisher:Activision, Inc.
Developer:Activision, Inc.

PC-88 Version

Year:1987
Publisher:SystemSoft
Developer:Activision, Inc.

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