Just pushed a quick hotfix to the demo that should alleviate some of the windows crashes, although I won't gurantee it fixes all of them. It also adds localized winds, incidentially. I'm going to have to look into this more in the future, but for now exporting the game in debug mode appears to have fixed a lot of the crashes I was getting on my laptop, and doesn't have much of an effect on gameplay. Literally speaking, the game is gonna theoretically run a little slower and be ~20mb larger but neither should really be noticable. Linux and macOS builds unaffected.

[ 2024-03-27 00:52:09 CET ] [ Original post ]

ULTIMAHJONG implements standard Riichi Mahjong, and a lot more. Have you ever been fishing Daisangen, only for your boring opponents to hold onto 3 of the white dragons? Now you can slip another into your hand and wow 1 yakuman 32000 points please! Or maybe you're wating on a 3-sou you can't seem to draw. What if you could convert the next sou you drew into a 3? Buying use-items and upgrades will be critical to your success in a run.

NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!

One of the primary design goals behind ULTIMAHJONG is to introduce Mahjong and its variants to the world. ULTIMAHJONG features extensive text guides accessible from the sidebar at any time. Those already familiar with Riichi can still take advantage of the in-game Yaku reference.

Tile Manipulation!

Changes to tiles are permanent! (Generally!) Maybe you could use a 1-pin now, but do you really want to convert your nice, central 5 into a hard-to-use terminal? Or flip the script, who needs points now when you could have a hand overflowing with 456s?

Play well and you'll get to color your tiles for bonus points! Do you go for the safe, low scoring blue tiles or the low percentage golden quadrupler?

Tilesets!

Accesibility is a must! In addition to the default tileset, a roman numeral variant is provided.