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    Aloha Solitaire Review

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    Pour yourself a Mai Tai, grab a handful of macadamia nuts and double-click the icon on your desktop that says Aloha Solitaire -- you're about to travel to the beautiful Hawaiian islands to play a unique and relaxing solitaire card game.
  • Hotel Mahjong Review
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    • PC
    Hotel Mahjong Review

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    Casual gamers who played last year's Hotel Solitaire might get a sense of deja vu while entering the lobby, elevator and hallways of Hotel Mahjong, as this is the second in the series from Zylom to fuse a luxurious stay at a hotel/casino and classic solitaire games. But don't worry - the similarities end once you step into a hotel room to begin hitting the tiles.
  • Mahjongg Artifacts 2 Review
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    Mahjongg Artifacts 2 Review

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    Considering that the classic game that it's based on is literally centuries of years old, at face value, you'd think it would be hard for Mahjongg Artifacts 2 to innovate on a winning formula. Thankfully, you'd also be wrong, as the popular series strikes gold yet again in its latest installment, which offers more tile-matching, treasure-hunting fun for enthusiasts of all types.
  • Aerial Mahjong Review
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    Aerial Mahjong Review

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    When you see the word "mahjong" in the title of a computer game, you know what to expect: It will challenge you to clear elaborate stacks of tiles by matching identical game pieces. And as you begin playing, you'll instinctively know that in order to select a tile for elimination, it must be free to either the left or right. What you don't know from a game's title are the twists that differentiate it from the crowd. That's how it works with Aerial Mahjong from Enkord, a game that plays on your expectations of what a mahjong release is and then turns them upside down.
  • Mahjong Roadshow Tips & Tricks Walkthrough
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    Mahjong Roadshow Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Mahjong Roadshow is a complex game in which you must match tiles and chose the most valued treasures. In the end, you may feel like Nicolas Cage with all these treasures surrounding you, but without the bad guys. Here are some tips that can help you achieve the best collection possible. BASIC TIPS Try to match the pairs of tiles in the set box. You will earn more points this way. By matching four of the same tile will earn you the most points. Matches can also be made by selecting two pairs of ...
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    • PC
    Cafe Mahjongg Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Use these tips & tricks to learn gameplay hints and advice for creating your own customized layouts in Cafe Mahjongg.GENERALThe object of Cafe Mahjongg is to remove all of the tiles from the game table as quickly as possible, in order to "solve" the puzzle and pass the level.When you click on a tile, it will automatically move to an available cell in the holding area at the top of the game screen. Click on a matching tile to remove them both tiles from the puzzle, and continue to make matches ...
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    • PC
    Cafe Mahjongg Review

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    Pop culture meets ancient puzzles in Cafe Mahjongg, the new game from iWin and Jenkat that is sure to give a "jolt" to casual game fans.Essentially, it's the mah jong solitaire tile game you know and love, but is now wrapped in an entertaining Starbucks-esque theme, where you must fill up punch cards - earning new drinks such as White Chocolate Mocha and Chai Tea - by playing through various tile layouts. In the main House Blend mode, you're greeted by a cafe employee, Katie, who explains how to earn new drinks.
  • Mahjong Roadshow Review
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    • PC
    Mahjong Roadshow Review

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    Confession is good for the soul, so here goes: I like watching Antiques Roadshow on PBS. I enjoy seeing someone's jaw drop when they learn the ratty piece of furniture they bought at a garage sale for twenty bucks is actually worth a few grand. These days, that's close to the feeling I get when I play a casual game that takes a worn-out formula and injects it with new life. Case in point: Mahjong Roadshow from publisher PlayFirst and developer Zemnott.