Mahjong Craft - Triple Match

This is an awesome, highly addictive game…..however, I’ve mastered this game…weeks ago. I’m shocked this game has 8,664 levels, as the game stopped getting more difficult at about level 50. I’m on level 160 and the last 100 levels have been pretty much the same difficulty. I was expecting them to ADD more mahjong tiles (there’s only like 8-9 tiles used!)…to make things more complicated…or maybe eventually REMOVE one of the 7 “free cells” to make things more difficult…. There’s none of that stuff. I can’t imagine playing this game to level 200…much less 8,664. What were the developers even thinking to make such a vast game with the same exact difficulty like this?? I’m writing this review because this game has run out of steam for me and I’ll likely not be playing it much more in the future. Why bother? Like I said, I’ve conquered this game…weeks ago thanks to the monotonous skill level. Seems like every great game always has a catch of some sort… Such a sad waste of an otherwise fantastic game, potentially.

The only thing is that every time I get up to 3 stars it doesn’t give me my rewards is like every other one a can get it and I thought I can win my rewards also to many adds.

This game, which is played with Mahjong like tiles is a refreshing variant of Shanghai-type solitaire games. Like Shanghai, the goal is to remove all of the tiles from the board. However, in Shanghai, tiles can only be selected, if they are free to move left or right. In Mahjong Craft, any tile can be selected, as long as it is not partially or completely covered by another tile. Tiles are removed in groups of three. A small tray below the board holds tiles which you have selected, and as soon as three tiles of the same type are in the tray, they disappear. You win the game, if you clear the board. You lose, if the tray fills up with tiles, without any matched set of three to disappear. You are awarded stars for completing a level. To score three stars, you usually have to complete a level fairly quickly. I would rate the game five stars, if it were not for two minor issues. First, the game seems to be a bit of a battery drain. It is not really bad, but my battery drains noticeably more quickly than I would expect for this type of game. Second, there are cases where I scored three stars for a level (sometimes just barely), but when I return to the level select screen, it shows only two stars. I play each level, until I score three stars on it, so it is a bit disappointing to return to the level select screen and see that some of the levels do not reflect this accomplishment.